Word: robinson
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...English D, Tuesday, October 6, Sever 11, 1.05 P. M. English A, Friday, October 2, New Lecture Hall, 1.05 P. M. Elective Studies. Anthropology 1, Sem. Mus. 1 Anthropology 2, 5, 7, 9, Peabody Mus. Applied Biology, all courses at Bussey Institution. Architecture, all courses in Robinson. Astronomy, all courses in Astronom. Lab., Jarvis Street. Astronomy 6, Sept. 30, 11 A. M. Astronomy 7, Sept. 30, 10 A. M. Botany 2, 9, Nash Lec. Rm. Botany 3, Botan. Mus. 13b Botany 7, Gray Herbarium Botany 10, Sept. 30, 3 P. M., Gray Herbarium. Business Administration, see bulletin board north entry...
...injury put him out of the running in the semi-finals, In addition, W. A. Mcanix uC., who has made fast times in both hurdle events will be eligible to compete next year. Along with Meanix in the high hurdles there will be M. P. Robinson '15, who showed up strongly in the final meet of the year. On the whole Harvard will be strong in the two dashes, the quarter and half fairly strong in the hurdles and weak in the distance events...
...examination shall not be admitted without permission of the instructor or of the officer in general charge of the examinations." Examinations Today Economics 24, Harvard 5 Economics 34 hf., Harvard 5 Engineering Sciences 3: Alden to Littlefield (inclusive), Pierce 302 McCook to Wilson (inclusive), Pierce 307 Fine Arts 10a, Robinson Hall...
French 3, Harvard 6Government 23, Harvard 5Romance Philo 5 hf., Harvard 5Spanish 7 hf., Harvard 5Graduate School of Applied Science.Architecture 2a (Fine Arts 10a), Robinson HallMake-up Mid-Year Examinations Today.HARVARD 5.English A.French S.Examinations Tomorrow.Classical Philology 61, HoldenMusic 7 hf., HoldenMake-up Mid-Year Examinations Tomorrow.HOLDEN.English 11a. Government 23.Geology 4 Comp...
...Summer Day." by Mr. Garland, lacks distinction because of its ordinary diction and irregularities in meter. Even the timeliness of the poem does not rescue it from mediocrity. Mr. Edwin Arlington Robinson, a former contributor to the Monthly, has recently treated the same thought from an entirely different angle in his poem "The Field of Glory". Of the shorter verse, Mr. Petersen's "The Sun and the Rain" shows promise, and Mr. Hillyer's sonnet is worthy of notice...