Word: references
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...year or two ago there existed in this university a club, apparently in a flourishing condition, which has now disappeared entirely. I refer to the Harvard Society of Amateur Photographers. In 1886, this society had on its books a membership of nearly thirty, with a dark room and gallery in the museum grounds. Since that time the society has entirely died out and now if a man wants to take pictures and develop them himself, he is forced either to put up with the very insufficient accommodations attainable in his room, or to go in to Boston, and there avail...
THAYER 18. To let. Refer to Bursar...
...professors of this college to have their blue books, after an examination, looked over, if not marked by some competent third party. The student accordingly is brought to feel the justice of his marks, and even if he is not so, he has his blue book to refer...
...have spoken twice before of the Junior class dinner which takes place next Tuesday evening, and it seems necessary to refer to the subject again. Ninety certainly is apathetic, or thinks that a class dinner is not at all desirable. Today is the last day to sign for the dinner, for the book will be taken away from Leavitts this evening. All who intend to be present must sign today. The Junior class dinners have always been one of the pleasantest events in a class history, occasions of good fellowship, and abundant class spirit. It would be a very great...
...without hesitation that I venture to refer to so time-worn a subject, but when I see how little attention is paid to a school which has always been one of Harvard's best sources of supply, both of scholars and athletes, I consider it my duty to speak...