Word: students
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...STUDENT VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE.- Mr. Birtwell will be in Grays 17 today, from 9 to 11, to talk with men in regard to volunteer charity work...
...meeting of the Student Volunteer Committee last night, S. W. Fordyce '98 and H. Wood '98 were elected members...
...college band, which was so useful in athletic celebrations, reorganized and ready to serve in the event of baseball or track athletic victories. This band was gotten up last spring, and, after the victories of the baseball nine, took an active part in leading the singing in the student celebrations. As the dual track games with Yale and the first championship baseball game with Princeton take place next Saturday, and as the Harvard teams have good chances to win in both of them, the band may be needed this week. But whether it should be needed on this particular occasion...
...announcement that Mr. Lehmann has consented to address the students on the subject of public speaking will be welcome to every member of the University. The meeting on Thursday evening will have a special significance, in that it brings into a closer relation the debating and the athletic interests of the University. Mr. Lehmann, by his very presence, shows us that these two things are not inconsistent, but that one is rather the complement of the other. When he first came among us he was looked upon chiefly as a rowing coach who would benefit the rowing interests at Harvard...
When in College Lamprey was a good student. In athletics he was considered a fine pitcher but injured his arm in his Freshman year. This, coupled with his ill-health, kept him from playing during the rest of his course...