Word: views
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...view of the brilliant season of the hockey team, something may be said in justification of this branch of athletics as a major sport. Two facts stand out indisputably. Hockey at Harvard is, and has been, a highly successful sport. Several championships have been registered in it for the University; and a similar record is apparent with the Freshman teams. Secondly, it holds pre-eminence as a winter sport, especially since swimming is handicapped by the lack of a pool. Including managerial competitions and scrub teams, more than 200 men are concerned with hockey during the season, and this number...
...York, New Haven & Hartford, will speak directly on the work of the Business School; Thomas William Lamont '92, President of the Associated Harvard Clubs, on the need for trained men in business; and H. B. Gill '13 on the Business School from a graduate's point of view. It is hoped that Mr. T. N. Vail, President of the Bell Telephone Company, and Mr. K. Liggett can also be present at the meeting, but that has not been definitely learned. On March 30 the lecture will be for the benefit of the prospective students of medicine...
...cover an artistic photograph of the facade Widener Library, taken by moonlight by R. H. Norweb '16. Even the diabocal printer, with all his little devils, he failed in his attempt to lure from the skilful piece of photography its beauty and grace. It is an unusual and inspiring view of the great hall of tomes...
...exhibition of this picture is particularly opportune at the present time, for in the Print Room of the Fogg Museum there has recently been put on view an exhibition of water-color drawings by Turner and by other artists of his time, which belong to the permanent collection of the Museum...
...Phillips Brooks House Association has arranged a lecture course which will treat of Christian endeavor in the East and its connection with the economic and military relations of Occident and Orient. Professor Edward Caldwell Moore is the lecturer, and the first of the series this evening offers a broad view of modern Europe's religious background which is now of especial value...