Word: south
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Tuesday the team will go to South Bethlehem, Pa., where a game will be played with Lehigh on Wednesday. The team will spend Wednesday night in Philadelphia, and the next day will play Annapolis at Annapolis. Friday night the team will return to New York, and will play a game with Stevens on Saturday...
...will give a joint concert with the Brown University Glee Club in Sayles Hall, Providence, R. I., this evening at 8 o'clock. Tickets may be obtained from C. C. Trump '09, Holworthy 6, or at the hall. A special car for members of the University will leave the South Station for Providence at 3.40 o'clock...
...would probably be no great task to forecast the results of this canvass. The objections which will be made by many undergraduates are the distance of the halls and the quality of the food. We cannot conceive of Memorial being moved South, but we can conceive of the quality and variety of the food being changed to suit the tastes of the students. If everyone will state fully what he does not like in the present system and what changes he would like to see made, the Committee may be able to establish the institution on a firm basis again...
President Eliot will deliver an address on "The Puritan Church and the Puritan College," at a public meeting which will be held in the Old South Church, Boston, this evening at 8 o'clock. The meeting is in honor of Dr. G. A. Gordon '81, who has completed twenty-five years' service as pastor of that church: Dr. Gordon became minister at the Old South Church only three years after his graduation from Harvard. He is at present an Overseer of the University and a University preacher...
President Eliot returns to Cambridge today after his two months' trip to the Southwest and South. His journey can well be compared with a march of triumph, for everywhere he has been received with the enthusiasm shown only to the greatest men of the nation. His days have been busy ones, days which would tax the vigor of the most hardy. But throughout Mr. Eliot has given gladly of his powers for the benefit of the University which he represents, and has undoubtedly done much to strengthen Harvard's rapidly growing influence in the South...