Word: spoke
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Junior smoker held in the Union last evening President Lowell and L. Withington, Jr., 3L., spoke on the institution of Senior dormitories in the College Yard. From the standpoint of men who realize the great benefits accruing from class unity, especially in the last year, the speakers urged consistent support of the project, emphasizing its value both to the college and the men themselves...
...Nichols '86 spoke strongly against summer baseball. He said that he held no serious objection to boys playing for money but that if they do they should not be permitted to play on college teams. He thought it right, however, to play ball temporarily in order to earn money toward a college education. He pointed out that the longer a man plays baseball the less fitted for a business or professional life he becomes. The temperament that makes a man a good ball-player generally makes him a poor business...
...victorious football team was given a warm reception by the members of the Union last evening. R. C. Evarts 1L., acted as chairman and A. F. Pickernell '14 and J. R. O. Perkins '14 entertained with several original lyrics. Captain Storer spoke of the excellent support that was given the team at Princeton and of the courage that the undergraduate enthusiasm instilled into the team before the Yale game...
...Tuesday evening Captain Madlkane Q. Cele, a Zulu of royal blood, and a graduate of the Hampton Institute, spoke in Lampson Hall about the need of civilization in his country, the great possibilities offered to capable men by the national resources, the want of American missionaries, and the general customs of his people...
...Fitch spoke briefly on the fundamental naturalness of religion and the tradition of the freedom of worship in this University which the Freshmen should carry...