Word: takings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...attention called to a communication in Saturday's CRIMSON which was signed with my name. As I see by his communication today, Mr. Tucker, whose name appeared with mine, is as innocent of any hand in that bit of mean personal animosity as I am. I should like to take the opportunity of congratulating the author of that brief paragraph--who appears to have been too yellow to sign his own name to it--on the success of his little hoax. But it might be well to remind him, at the same time, that unpleasant things have been known...
...Lazarus, or Mr. Joslyn, or last but not least Mr. Tucker, and say to them: here is Harvard University, a poor sort of institution at best, but just now utterly ruined by the lamentable uncertainty as to the educational program which it is to adopt for the future; take it; take it as a gift, and do with it what you will, so long as you write no longer--would they then leap to the opportunity and reorganize us all, or would they become strangely silent, thinking much and saying nothing more...
Members of the University associated with the Friends of Poland Dramatic Club will take part in an entertainment to be given by that organization in Jordan Hall, Boston, this evening at 8 o'clock to raise funds for the relief of the children of Poland. The program will include two plays and a pantomime. It is in the first play, a comedy entitled, "Nobody Knows Me," translated from Count Alexandre Fredo, the Polish Moliere, that members of the University will appear. The principal roles will be taken by Miss Helenka Adamowska, Miss Martha Putnam, G. R. Pulsifer...
...Boston Symphony Orchestra will give the seventh of its series of concerts at the University tomorrow evening in Sanders Theatre at 8 o'clock. Miss Alice Allen, at the pianoforte, will be the soloist. Dr. Schmidt will take Dr. Muck's place as director of the orchestra...
...task of raising the money for this loan is that of the entire nation, and not of any one class or group of citizens," said N. P. Hallowell '97, chairman of the Liberty Loan Committee of New England, when interviewed yesterday by a CRIMSON reporter. "Take this committee as an example. We are here offering our services--a practically self-appointed committee--advocating the sale of Liberty Bonds, yet there is no more reason for our being here than for any or all of you men out at Cambridge doing the same thing. All of the people of this nation...