Word: reads
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Read, H. T., undecided...
...Read and M. B. Palmer, Holworthy 15, 6 to 8 o'clock...
...never had so many members); and the use which this membership has made of this splendid institution. The Union is no longer regarded simply as a convenient place in which to hold meetings or lectures. It is a place to "drop around to" for a meal, to read and study, to get telegraphic in which Harvard teams are competing, or to meet one's friends. The great and surprisingly varied possibilities of the Union are being realized more and more by members of all departments in the University. Men are joining it, and using it, not from any feeling...
...plan of Sunday afternoon gatherings in the Parlor of the House was fairly successful. Music and tea were provided each day, and a considerable number of excellent talks and readings were given. Some of the most successful entertainments were those at which Dr. Henry van Dyke h.'94, Judge Robert Grant '73, Professor G. H. Palmer '64, and Mr. George Riddle '74 read; and others with talks by Professor W. M. Davis on South Africa, Professor H. S. White '73 on "Harvard Athletics a Generation Ago", and by Dr. W. C. Farabee Ph.D. on Iceland...
...Department, who is one of the three professors in charge of the Greek Play, gave a lecture on "The Agamemnon of Aeschylus." After sketching the plot of the drama and outlining the dramatic characteristics of the poet, and of the time in which the play was written, Professor Smyth read a number of selections from Professor Goodwin's translation and criticised the important dramatis personae...