Word: suited
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...above men will report for breakfast at the Union tomorrow morning at 7.30 o'clock, with their dress suit cases packed. The squad will leave Harvard square at 8 o'clock on special electric cars...
...General Cytology." The course will meet twice a week, in Room 1, fourth floor, of the Museum of Comparative Zoology. The first meeting will take place on Monday, February 15, at 4.30 o'clock, when days and hours for the remainder of the course will be determined upon to suit the convenience of those who wish to attend...
Burton, the first speaker for Yale in rebuttal, said that the trade unions are willing to arbitrate only on questions that from their nature the employer cannot arbitrate-such as contests for absurdly high wages. They refuse to agree to any decision that does not suit them, and through their refusal to incorporate, they are legally irresponsible. The negative, the speaker claimed, falls to disprove the argument of the affirmative that unionism sets its own interests above those of the community. This, as any number of instances of riot and unjustifiable violence show, has been the tendency of unionism...
...already made offers of parts of the large plot belonging to the University, have expressed a desire to avail themselves of these offers. The largest of these institutions is the Brigham Hospital, which intends to build on the property fronting Huntington avenue and Francis street, provided a law-suit now pending is settled in its favor. The Children's Hospital, another large institution, is to build to the west of the Medical School, and plans for its buildings are now being considered. The Samaritan Hospital will occupy a nearby position on Francis street, and the Infants' Hospital, in memory...
...comic opers. "Prince Punjab," in the club theatre on Winthrop Square last night. The finale of the first act, sung in parts by the whole cast of fifty voices, without the orchestra, showed the excellent chorus work which is characteristic of the whole play. The Moon Song, the Bathing Suit Song, and the Chinaman's Automobileing are also especially worthy of mention. The best acting was done by J. C. Miler 2L., as Sthu Pld, the Chinaman; R. Wellman '03, as the antiquarian, and C. P. Whorf '05, as Eben Roger, the American farmer...