Word: specializing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Professor Robert H. Lord '06, of the History Department, who travelled extensively in Russia during the war, and later served on the Peace Commission as a special adviser on Russian affairs, will be the principal speaker at the opening reception of the Graduates School Society, to be given in the parlors of Phillips Brooks House on Wednesday evening, October 1, at 7.30 o'clock...
...undergraduate and graduate students who desire to form groups for either general physical exercise, or some special form of exercise such as boxing, wrestling, fencing, etc., should indicate their choice by signing either at the Hemenway Gymnasium, Leavitt & Peirce's, or Weld 3. If a sufficient number of men show interest, Director Geer will take charge of the organization of such groups...
...large attendance this year. According to present figures, seven hundred and sixty-three men are enrolled in the Law School. Of these, more than half, or 412, are in their first year, 185 are second year men, and 128 third year men. Thirty are unclassified students, one is a special student and seven are completing graduate work...
...existence. Three hundred and thirty-three students have registered, an increase of more than 100 over those of any year since the founding of the school. Two hundred and fifty-three men are entering their first year, 60 are second year men, six are unclassified students, and 14 are special students. Several corporations of Boston and other cities are sending men to the School to study modern methods of business organization and administration...
...former receptions the Glee Club will sing, and a special three-piece orchestra, made up of H. DeC. Ward '20, F. C. Lawrence '20 and M. Buffington '20 will play selections during the evening...