Word: united
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...series of lectures on Greek Art was given in the Fogg Art Museum last evening by Mr. Edward Robinson. He took for his subject Greek Architecture, and showed that its chief development was in the temple, which was always perfectly simple and as far as possible a unit. There was no individualism shown and the only differences in the Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian forms were in matters of detail...
Tonight the Freshman class will meet to elect officers to serve through its college course. This means that the class will enter upon its responsibilities from now on duly organized, and prepared to take its place as a definite unit among the component parts of the University. The CRIMSON extends its best wishes to 1901 for a successful first meeting, and such a choice of officers as will in the future do credit to the class and to Harvard...
...Sophomore dinner held last night at the Hotel Vendome was large than any class dinner given hitherto, and a perfect success throughout. The speeches, impromptu as well as prepared, and the choruses, all tended to draw the class together into a solid unit, so that from the beginning to the end all present united in a feeling and an expression of loyalty for the different organizations of the University, and for the class...
...strictly non-partisan organization, its administration being equally divided between Republicans and Sound Money Democrats. In the present campaign it is especially desirable to have Harvard appear as a unit. The best way to accomplish such an end is to unite under a sound money flag which will bring all classes of men together irrespective of party...
Turning to England, we find the architecture here starting with the home as the unit. One by one the various phases of French architecture took their places in England. The native artists, however, modified and changed these ideas to suit their own tastes. The world has never known more homelike homes than these English country houses...