Word: reds
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Living Room of the Union this evening at 8 o'clock. The speech will be under the auspices of the Republican Club. All Republicans in the University are requested to assemble in front of Holworthy at 7 o'clock, as there will be a short parade with red-fire torches preceding the lecture, similar to the parade before the last Republican Club address, by Hon. Herbert Parker. The procession will be led by the University band, and by the executive committees of the National Republican College League and of the Harvard Republican Club. The members of these committees should report...
...author of this review has damned "Mother Advocate" with his faint praise, he offers all apologies. But the truth is, the "Old Lady" seems to have grown anaemic during summer. She needs a subcutaneous application of good red blood. In avoiding affectation, the contributors have done well, but in achieving mediocrity they are hardly to be commended. At the risk of bringing anathema upon his head, the reviewer dares to ask, Is the Advocate sufficiently democratic? The literary tradition of the College may be left to the Monthly; the Advocate should be a magazine of undergraduates, for undergraduates...
...been announced in the CRIMSON, there is to be an intercollegiate torchlight parade in Boston on Friday evening, October 30. The executive committee of the Harvard Republican Club has decided that no member of the University will be allowed in line without the costume. This costume consists of a red cap and gown and a torch, which can be obtained by purchasing a ticket, price $1.00. These tickets are now on sale at Leavitt & Peirce's, the Union, Memorial Hall, the Republican headquarters, 3 Boylston street, and Butler's. Five hundred tickets must be sold before the contract...
...whom shall be chosen by lot to be division marshal, the others being assistant division marshals. In addition to the division aids there will be about 150 men from the Harvard contingent who will march at intervals along the outside of the column. These men will be equipped with red lights instead of the ordinary torches...
...seven o'clock last evening a procession, led by the University band and the leaders of the National Republican College League, marched about the Yard, carrying red fire and cheering, down Mt. Auburn street, and to the Union, where they assembled to hear the address by the Hon. Herbert Parker '78, ex-attorney-general of Massachusetts. Over 400 undergraduates were present. The constitution of the Republican Club was then ratified, after which Mr. Parker began his address...