Word: spokes
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...farewell dinner at the Colonial Club Professor Ostwald expressed his gratitude for the friendly reception he had received and spoke especially of the receptiveness of American students for new ideas and their eagerness to follow them out. In reply, President Eliot thanked Professor Ostwald for his work here and dwelt upon the intellectual debt which America owes to Germany. The other speakers were Professor Shaler, Professor Francke, Professor Royce, Professor Munsterberg, Professor Goodwin, Professor Hall and A. A. Noyes of the institute of Technology...
...annual dinner of the Philadelphia Harvard Club, held Saturday evening in Philadelphia, Professor A. L. Lowell '77 and A. A. Ballantine 2L, spoke for the University. Professor Lowell during the course of the speech said...
...Emerson then spoke of his father first of all as a philosopher, and then in his relations to Harvard...
...which short speeches were made by Coach Winsor, Captain Newhall, and Trainer McMaster. Coach Winsor emphasized the importance of practicing as much as possible during the vacation. He explained to the men trying for the different positions the points in which they should endeavor to be especially proficient. McMaster spoke briefly on the importance of training and said that hockey was as hard on a player's wind and powers of endurance as any college sport. The hockey situation, he said, is more serious than ever before...
...more connected whole. On the other hand the Seniors showed lack of team work and based their arguments on general suppositions, which the Juniors handled cleverly and proved to be absurd in practice. J. W. Plaisted, A. N. Holcombe, and J. W. Appel made up the Senior team, and spoke in the order named. The Junior order was: A. B. Church, R. E. Gish, A. H. Elder...