Word: successfull
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Doctors of Laws--Thomas Jefferson Coolidge '84, lately minister to the French Republic; Addison Brown '52, judge and botanist; John Hay, successful diplomatist; Theodore Roosevelt '80, President of the United States.
Honorary Masters of Arts--John Himes Arnold, librarian of the Law School since 1872; Herbert Langford Warren, Professor of architecture at Harvard University; Francis Blake, successful inventor and promoter of science; Charles Proteus Steinmetz, the foremost expert in applied electricity of this country; Walter Reed, graduate of medicine of the...
One hundred and twenty-three tickets have been given to me for distribution among candidates for the degree of A.B. The Commencement speakers and the Marshals are otherwise provided for. The Secretary of the class, members of the Class Committee, and members of the Class Day Committee will receive from...
Candidates for the degree of A.B. may apply, in writing, at the Recorder's office, not later than 12 m. on Saturday, June 21, for not more than one ticket each to the exercises in Sanders Theatre on Commencement morning. Since the number of tickets is limited, the assignment will...
The rehearsal of songs held yesterday afternoon in the Union was most successful. It only remains for the men to familiarize themselves with the words before the Yard concert tonight.