Word: seatings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Cohen; Section 41, C. E. Coleman; Section 42, A. E. Marks; Section 43, G. T. Spencer; Section 44, W. S. Murphy; Section 45, E. H. Jollis; Section 46, W. F. Campbell; Section 47, L. E. Dickerson; Section 48, W. M. Silverman. H. Daniels in charge of reserved seat side. The following regular ushers have been appointed: Section 1, K. L. MacLachlan and H. P. Paine (A); W. H. Bartlett and G. M. Mendelson (B); A. S. Ginsburg (C); C. H. Jameson (D); L. V. Alexis (E). Section 2, C. A. Newman and O. D. Overton (A); E. A. Benner...
Every man who is to sit in the Harvard cheering section should be on time at the Square. The parade leaves at 12.45, with the bands blaring and the flags (unless deleted) flying. Every man should march to his seat...
...Section 40, M. Cohen; Section 41, C. E. Coleman; Section 42, A. E. Sparks; Section 43, G. T. Spencer; Section 44, W. S. Murphy; Section 45, E. H. Hils; Section 46, W. F. Campbell; Section 47, L. E. Dickerson; Section 48, W. Silverman. H. Daniels in charge of served seat side. The following regular usher have been appointed: Section 1, K. L. MacLachlan and H. P. Kline (A); W. H. Bartlett and G. M. Endelson (B); A. S. Ginsburg (C); C. Jameson (D); L. V. Alexis (E). Section 2, C. A. Newman and R. Demos (F); E. A. Benner...
...present rush for tickets for the Harvard Yale football game on November 21 continues all the seats will be sold before November 10 according to an announcement made by the Yale ticket office yesterday. The Yale Bowl will seat...
President Lowell's action in extending to one of the exiled Louvain professors a lectureship in the University is a splendid example of intercollegiate and international courtesy. Forced to disperse, and driven from its seat, the faculty of the Belgium university has been compelled to seek the shelter of a sister English college. Now Harvard extends its hospitality to the stricken institution. It is an opportune moment to prove Harvard's international interests, which pass beyond the bounds of race and language, and the action of President Lowell is sure to be cordially received by those who are interested...