Word: wednesday
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Lecture Hall. "The United States Navy" is to be the subject of Mr. Roosevelt's talk, and he will discuss the organization of his department and the role that naval warfare has played in the world struggle for democracy. The preceding lectures of the series have been held on Wednesday evenings, and the present departure from the usual day and hour has been add to accommodate Mr. Roosevelt. As in the previous talks, the New Lecture Hall on Monday evening will be open to members of the University only...
Although no announcement has yet been issued concerning the future schedule of lectures, the series will be resumed after Mr. Roosevelt's talk on Monday, and will continue throughout the remainder of the year. Wednesday evening will again be the time set aside for the subsequent lectures. Dean Haskins, of the Graduate Schools, is the chairman of the committee chosen from the Faculty of Arts and Sciences to have general supervision of the entire series...
...Wednesday, January...
...Harvard 5 History 30a, Harvard 6 History 33, Harvard 2 Latin 3 hf., Emerson J Mathematics 5a, Harvard 5 Mathematics 12, Harvard 5 Music 3, Emerson J Philosophy 6a, Emerson D Philosophy 15, Emerson D Physics B, Emerson D Semitic 17, Harvard 2 Zoology 17, Zool. Lab. 46 Wednesday, January 30. (III). Anthropology 5, Peabody Mus. Botany 7, Gray Herb. Economics 9, Harvard 3 Economics 31, Harvard 3 Education A, Emerson...
...days before the date announced for the opening in October the Bureau was informed that the Union could no longer accommodate it. An office was finally established in the Cambridge Neighborhood House on Moore and Harvard streets. Regular office hours are now held from 9 to 10 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings...