Word: tenderness
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...fourteenth Vesper service will be held at 5 o'clock this afternoon in Appleton Chapel. The following musical program will be rendered: "Lord, for Thy tender mercies' sake," Farrant; "Shew me Thy paths," Roberts; "In Thee, O Lord," Huntington Woodman. Front seats will be reserved for students and officers of instruction and their families until 4.45 o'clock...
More gracious to the sons of Harvard than your services as educator or citizen is your character. Your outward reserve has concealed a heart more tender than you have trusted yourself to reveal. Defeat of your cherished plans has disclosed your patience and magnanimity and your willingnes to bide your time...
...also adopted for a similar purpose in other American universities. Five new chapters appear in the present edition, and bring the economic history down to the end of the nineteenth century. Of special interest among the new selections is one by Professor Charles F. Dunbar on "The American Legal Tender Paper," and another by Professor F. W. Tanssig on "The American Iron Industry...
...YORK, March 14.--Harvard lost the hockey game tonight to Yale by a score of 5 to 3. Superior team play and phenomenal defensive work by the goal tender won the game for Yale. Harvard scored the first goal, and during the first part of the first half kept the puck in Yale's territory. Soon Yale improved and ended the half with the score 2 to 1 in her favor. In the second half Yale quickly scored two more goals; then Harvard scored twice, but in spite of vigorous work toward the end could not prevent Yale from scoring...
...Kneisel Quartette gave the fourth of its Cambridge Chamber Concerts in the Fogg Lecture Room yesterday evening. The programme was well selected, and was rendered with the usual skill and excellence of the quartette. The contrast between the grace of the Mozart quartette, the tender dignity of the Beethoven, and the plaintive qualities of the Dvorak was exquisite...