Word: readings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Princeton, and Yale negative will meet the Princeton freshmen at New Haven. In each case the negative team debates at home. The subject to be debated is "Resolved, That Immigration Into the United States should be further restricted by providing that every immigrant shall be able to read and write in either his native language or in English...
There will be a dinner of the new and old Social Service Committees of Phillips Brooks House in the Guest Room of Memorial Hall, next Tuesday at 6.30 o'clock. Reports will be read at that time...
...long delayed Territorial Club booklet has at last appeared. The final production is well worth the trouble which it has necessitated, and much credit is due those who have persevered to the accomplishment of the undertaking. Sufficiently compact to be easily read through, while at the same time covering every important undergraduate interest, the volume is well adapted to serve its purpose of representing Harvard from a strictly undergraduate point of view. Attractive in general appearance, well illustrated, and with excellent reviews of all student activities from the pens of those undergraduates best qualified to discuss them, the book...
...Students' Military Instruction Camps which are carried on by the Government during one month of every summer. President Lowell, in an introductory note, recommends the article to "all students who take seriously their own preparation for life or the service they can render to their country." Next we read under "Harvard and Its News" of one of the many systems of which the average undergraduate is all too ignorant. Mr. Farrington states clearly just why the present method was adopted and in what way Harvard should be benefited...
Albert Matthews '82, who recently read a paper on "Harvard College before 1770" at a meeting of the Memorial Society, is now editing a work of unusual significance which is being prepared by the Colonial Society of Massachusetts. Under the direction of Mr. Matthews the Society is gathering all the corporation records and historical works on the College up to 1750. A complete history of this period, heretofore scattered and defective, will be compiled in one work...