Word: spoken
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Kappa, much enlarged and issued in handsomer form than ever before, is on sale. To the contents of earlier editions has been added in this, which is the 21st in succession, lists of the Treasurers and Recording (Undergraduate) Secretaries; a complete list of the Orators and Poets who have spoken before the Society, including the titles or subjects of the Orations and Poems, and information in regard to their having been printed, in separate form, in periodicals, or in the later publications of their authors; the Charter of the Society as originally received from the College of William and Mary...
...group of portraits of "leaders in political service who have recently spoken at Harvard" reveals not only the extent of the opportunity enjoyed by Harvard men to see and hear the leading speakers of the land, but also the catholicity of taste which brings together on the same page the familiar features of the "silver-tongued orator of the West," the "kid's judge," and the genial author of the "Gentle Reader" and other essays...
...free lectures in this year's series at the Harvard Medical School come home so closely to all of us that it is a pity that they cannot be printed inexpensively and distributed where they will do the most good. Men of national standing in medicine and surgery have spoken many words of wisdom in these Sunday talks; that the people appreciate them was seen in the overflowing attendance at Dr. Joel Goldthwaite's lecture last Sunday. No better health text-book for the layman haws over been written than could be made up from these inspiring talks...
That the present year marks the one hundredth anniversary of the building of Holworthy Hall is perhaps not so well known as it should be by the men who daily pass the tablet which relates the story of its founding. Professor Palmer has often spoken of the absurdity, according to present-day standards, of the University's raising money to build a dormitory by investing in a state lottery. Times change; but we are glad at any rate to have Holworthy Hall and proud to know that she has now served Harvard well for a century...
Whatever the cause, the presence of these outsiders in the Harvard cheering section was an outrage. I am not alone in this: all the undergraduates I have spoken to feel just as indignant--and woe betide someone if it happens again! Very truly yours, B. M. PREBLE...