Word: reads
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...following seniors have been selected to read commencement parts : Burton, Copeland, Fuller, Kittredge, Mayberry, Sewall; Dakin (Latin salutatory); Hodgkins (Law School...
...English 7 yesterday Messrs. Luce and Foster, '82, respectively read short reviews of Robert Browning and of Tennyson...
...what the average male intellect could see so utterly soul-destroying in a very becoming mode of dressing the hair. But you know that a certain minister went so far as to forbid the young ladies of his church wearing the alluring bang. Of course you have read Mr. Grant's clever little book, "Confession of a Frivolous Girl," and perhaps you know many, many Alice Palmers, and some who flirt even more than did the lovely blonde or pretty Daisy Miller. Yet surely no one would say that the girls of today are not as good as those that...
Commencement parts will be read today in Sanders Theatre to the committee as follows: Barlow, Bradley and Bullard, at 3 o'clock; Burnham, Burton and Cabot, at 3.30; Copeland, Davis and Dickerman, at 4; Eaton, Eliot and Fernald, 4.30; Fuller, Hardon, at 5; Keep, G. L. Kittredge and Luce, at 7.30; Lyons, Manning, Mayberry, G. W. Perkins, at 8; Putnam, Rushmore, Sewall, Whitman, at 8.30; Worcester...
...news from Columbia will be read with much interest by Harvard freshmen. In the class races that occurred on Saturday at the former college, '85 came in two and a quarter lengths ahead of '83, which came in second. The result was somewhat of a surprise to Columbia herself, since a like outcome in class races has not occurred there for many years. Yet it is not altogether unexpected; at various times during the spring expressions of confidence and hope in their freshmen have appeared in the Columbia papers. A similar opinion on the merits of this crew, expressed...