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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Chinese students of Harvard, Radcliffe, M. I. T. and Wellesley will give a play entitled "The Adventures of Don Son" in Copley Hall tonight at 8 o'clock. It will be given under the auspices of The Chinese Students' Alliance, reserved seats being $2., $1.50 and $1. Although the play will be given in the native language the plot and course of the action will be easy to follow. The object of the play is to give the American people an idea of Chinese dramatic art. C. T. Chu '18 has a leading part in the cast...
...Wade, II, prizes for Public Speaking have been established by Dr. and Mrs. Francis Henry Wade, in memory of their son, Lee Wade II, who died July 8th, 1914, within less than three weeks after his graduation at Harvard...
...Chinese students of Harvard, Radcliffe, Technology, and Wellesley will give a play in their own language entitled "The Adventures of Don-Son" in Copley Hall next Friday evening at 8 o'clock. The play will be under the Auspices of the Chinese Students' Alliance, and tickets at $2, $1.50 and $1 may be procured at the box office...
...Norbert Wiener will present a paper on "Relativism" before the Philosophical Club in Room C, Emerson Hall, this evening at 7.30 o'clock. The meeting will be open to all members of the University. Dr. Wiener is the son of Professor Leo Wiener and astounded the academic world a number of years ago by receiving the degree of Doctor of Philosophy at the age of 18. Since receiving his degree he has been in England and Germany as travelling fellow, doing research work in mathematical logic, to which subject he has made brilliant contributions. The paper before the Philosophical Club...
...anxious mother who once wrote to Dean Hurlbut to please see that her son wore overshoes regularly was far wiser in the lore of Cambridge than tradition paints her. After all; it is not entirely absurd to ask that the ruling powers pay some heed to the condition of our feet,--by minding what it is that we walk on, and by ceasing to play at watchful walting with Providence...