Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...these points. Harvard special students must be in the future, as they always have been, considered eligible. There can be no "grave doubts" as to the propriety of Harvard's demanding the recognition of a body of students under stricter supervision than regular academic students, but on absolute social equality...
...CLASS DAY.- Brattle Hall, 40 Brattle Street. Superior facilities for catering, and excellent floor for dancing. Apply to L. R. Pearson, Sup't Social Union, 40 Brattle Street...
...rooms of Mr. Watriss. The officers for the ensure year were elected; H. W. Corning, '91, was elected president, T. Everett, '91, vice-president. N. Neff, '92, secretary and treasurer and R. P. Bowler to serve on the executive committee from'93. It was voted to hold an informal social meeting within two weeks. Plans to bring Harvard more prominently before the school at large and to show the warm interest felt by the graduates here at college in St. Paul's were discussed. It was suggested that the Harvard papers be sent by the Club to the Fifth Form...
...CLASS DAY.- Brattle Hall, 40 Brattle Street. Superior facilities for catering, and excellent floor for dancing. Apply to L. R. Pearson, Sup't Social Union, 40 Brattle Street...
...CLASS DAY.- Brattle Hall, 40 Brattle Street. Superior facilities for catering, and excellent floor for dancing. Apply to L. R. Pearson, Sup't Social Union, 40 Brattle Street...