Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...following letter has been recently received from Mr. Sargent in regard to the painting of Major Higginson's portrait...
...Sargent has issued a detailed statement with regard to the controversy which has arisen about the respective claims of C. G. Herbert 1G and C. A. Carver, Yale 1900 to the intercollegiate strength-test championship. After discussing the Intercollegiate Strength Test Agreement, and quoting the rule prohibiting the use of belts, straps or harnesses or any description in taking the test, Dr. Sargent proceeds to apply the rules to the case in hand. The last paragraph of the statement is as follows...
...regard to Mr. Carver's record of 2371.2 points which he is said to have made at Yale last June I can only state that no claim was made for him at that time by the gymnasium authorities of that institution. . . . The evidence that Mr. Carver did use 'straps' in making his record at Yale is so indisputable, that I am lost to know how to account for his denial of that fact. The most charitable view to take of the matter is that Mr. Carver thinks that the tests that he made at Yale and the test that...
This evening at 7 in Brooks House, Hon. Samuel B. Capen of Boston will speak at the invitation of the Christian Association on "What comes first?" This is the first of a series of weekly talks planned to assist men in constructing their ideas in regard to personal Christianity. A member of one of Boston's oldest business firms, at one time chairman of the school-board, and at another, president of the famous Municipal Reform League, Mr. Capen is well qualified to present the practical side of Christian living...
...regard to life membership, the committee wish to recommend: First, that the dues of graduates (and officers of instruction and government) as life members be fixed at fifty dollars; those of students, at seventy-five dollars. It is to be remembered that the great majority of the graduate life members will make but very occasional use of their privileges. It is hoped, on the other hand, that the custom may become common for newly arrived students to obtain life membership at once. Second, that the money received from life memberships be applied to the permanent expenses of the Union...