Word: visiting
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Professor Levy Bruhl's lecture in Philosophy 16 on "The Reaction against the Spirit of the 18th century" will be given on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 8 at 4.80, instead of Monday afternoon, at the usual time. This change is occasioned by the visit of Cardinal Mercier, who is to be received by the University at that time...
Albert, King of the Belgians, with Queen Elizabeth, will visit Harvard this coming Sunday. They are to be guests of the University at a reception to be held in the Faculty Room of University Hall at 4 o'clock. The King is scheduled to arrive in Boston at 7.30 Sunday morning, and to leave the city the same night. It is expected that the royal party, which also includes the immediate family and advisors of the King and Queen, will drive direct from Boston to University Hall, to remain there for an hour or so at the reception arranged...
...striking coincidence that the visit to Harvard of the two distinguished Belgians, King Albert and Cardinal Mercier, will occur within 24 hours of each other. Plans for the reception of the Cardinal, which will be held on Monday afternoon, are now being completed. The distinguished Belgian prelate will be welcomed in Sanders Theatre, and as is the custom on Commencement Day, the President, the Corporation and Overseers of the University, and members of Harvard Faculties will march in academic procession with their guests from the College Yard to Sanders Theatre...
...need to exclaim very loudly over Harvard's purpose to bring the 11,000 Harvard men of Greater Boston to Cambridge tomorrow and show them the University. Go to the House of Parliament with a Londoner and you are likely to find it as much his first visit as yours. Induce a Maine farmer to climb a well known hill in his neighborhood with you to show you the way, and you may discover he has never set foot before on its premises...
...their reception and guidance. There will be a committee at University Hall to meet the "Grads" and they will be accompanied wherever they wish. Some will go to the dormitories, others to the classrooms where the students are gathered to see "how it is done today." Still others will visit the laboratories. There will be among them some who never have been in Widener Library just because it was so close and convenient that they put off from day to day and time to time their plans to "drop out." In all departments there will be authorities to explain whatever...