Word: reforms
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...first meeting of the Harvard Civil Service Reform Club yesterday evening, it was decided to hold club meetings once a month, and to have at least one public meeting open to all members of the University before the close of the year. At these meetings men prominent in public life will be asked to speak on politics and good government. A committee was appointed to consider the question of changing the name of the club...
Monday, Dec. 16. Mandolin Club,Assembly Room, 4.00 1905 Debating Club, Assembly Room, 7.30 Choate Law Club, Committee Room, 7.30 Yacht Club, Room 6, 7.30 Illustrated Magazine, Room 8, 7.30 Civil Service Reform Club, Training Table Room...
Monday, Dec. 16. Mandolin Club,Assembly Room, 4.00 1905 Debating Club, Assembly Room, 7.30 Choate Law Club, Committee Room, 7.30 Yacht Club, Room 6, 7.30 Illustrated Magazine, Room 8, 7.30 Civil Service Reform Club, Training Table Room, 7.30 Tuesday, Dec. 17. Classical Club, Assembly Room, 7.30 Musical Clubs, Room 6, 7.30 Westengard Law Club, Room 7, 7.30 Camera Club, Room 8, 7.30 Wednesday, Dec.18. Junior Wranglers, Assembly Room, 7.30 Library Committee, Committee Room, 5.00 Missouri Club, Room 6, 7.30 Chess Club, Room 8, 7.30 Thursday, Dec. 19. Mandolin Club, Assembly Room, 7.30 Graduates Club, Room 6. 7.30 Witenagemot Law Club...
There will be a meeting under the auspices of the Harvard Civil Service Reform Club in Sanders Theatre this afternoon at 3.30. Addresses will be made by President Eliot, Hon. Carl Schurz, Hon. William Dudley Foulke, Lucius B. Swift, Dr. Daniel C. Gilman and several others. Seats will be reserved for members of the University until 3.15 only...
North American Review--"The Proposed Appalachian Park," by Prof. N. S. Shaler '62; "Publicity as a Means of Social Reform," by W. H. Baldwin...