Word: recently
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Immediately after a recent lecture by Dr. Grenfell in the Union, a notice was placed in the CRIMSON re-opening an old subscription to endow a Harvard bed in Dr. Grenfell's hospitals in Labrador. The amount raised by this renewed appeal is $76. The amount subscribed after the previous visit of Dr. Grenfell was $636, making the total $712. The amount necessary to endow the bed is $1200. Very truly yours, WALLACE C. SABINE...
...clock. Mr. Stead has been for some time one of the most prominent advocates of peace in England, having been a delegate to the Hague Peace Conference, and a firm disbeliever in the English-Boer war. He was also among the most prominent delegates at the recent National Peace and Arbitration Conference, held in New York City, last week. While there he spoke before the Society for Ethical Culture on "Peace Movement," and delivered addresses before the peace meetings in the Broadway Tabernacle, the Labor Meeting at the Cooper Union, and the Children's Meeting in Carnegle Hall...
...recent meeting of the Corporation, J. D. M. Ford '94 was appointed Smith Professor of the French and Spanish Languages from September 1, 1907, Professor Ford was an instructor in French from 1895 to 1901, instructor in Romance Languages for 1901-02, and assistant professor of Romance Languages from 1902-07. Last year the literary side of the Smith Professorship was divorced from the Romance and Professor Bliss Perry was appointed professor of English Literature on the literary side...
...track, which has been carefully rolled and brushed, should be hard and firm by this afternoon. The field itself, which has been covered with canvass during the recent bad weather, should offer good footing for the weight men, while the high and broad jumpers as well as the pole vaulters should experience no difficulty...
...Recent Graduates as Men of Lectures" Mr. Groton discusses appreciatively the younger generation of Harvard writers, and furnishes a convincing refutation of the thesis that the teaching of English composition in Harvard College has not served to develop men of letters. The men enumerated there, as well as many of a few years earlier,--Hammond Lamont, Charles M. Thompson, Mark Howe, William Morton Fullerton, to name but a few,--men who are succeeding, were taught in Harvard College, and here, as editors of our College papers, first really tried their hand...