Word: representations
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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F.W. Lorenzen '28, New Haven, Connecticut, and E.H. Hubbard '30, South Bend, Indiana, will represent the University. Lorenzen is president of the Harvard Debating Council, and recently took part in the Harvard-Cambridge debate. Hubbard is a promising first-year debater. The Leland Stanford debaters are H.R. Turkel '27, Los...
After three months of preliminary debates in the Ames competition for third year Harvard Law School Clubs, only two of the four clubs which were left in the competition at the end of the second year survive. They are fire Scott Club and the Jeremiah Smith Club. W.C. Carter 3L...
Slighted Excellencies. At Rome ambassadors of every Power were caught last week upon the tender hip of precedence. Their Excellencies represent, technically, the actual person of the sovereign or president who despatched them to Rome. As such they receive the precedence which would be due U. S. President Coolidge or...
Following are the delegates who will represent Harvard at this conference; l. G. Rohmrich ocC. E. J. vonBrieson '29, J. M. Bruce '25, A. M. Flint '25, L. W. Grossman 1G.B. E. H. Hubbard '30, Frederick Hurn 1G. W. W. Lundelk ST.S. C. H.Morehouse '15, O. R. Rice '25, C...
The 13 recommendations following represent gleanings from Metropolitan opinion: