Word: westerners
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1910-1919
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...addition to the usual southern trip during the spring recess, which comprises a tour of New York, Baltimore, Annapolis, and Washington, the lacrosse team will take a western trip to Geneva and Ithaca. These two trips are unrivalled from the point of a good time, and they possess much value from the educational standpoint. Last year Harvard lost the lacrosse championship for the first time in seven years and there is much work to be done to re-establish its supremacy in this branch of athletics. This end can be obtained only through an abundance of material and close competition...
...Museum of Fine Arts will give two lectures on Sunday afternoon, which are open to the public. At 3.15 o'clock, Mr. Philip L. Hale, of the Department of Western Art, will meet visitors in the Evans Memorial Galleries for Paintings. Mr. Fitz Roy Carrington, lecturer on the History of Engraving in the University, will speak in the Print Study Room on "The Etchings of Jean Francois Millet" at 4 o'clock...
...Edwin Emerson '91, who, as war correspondent, has served at both the eastern and western frontiers in the European war, will speak in the Union this evening at 8 o'clock on certain phases...
...University Unit for service at the American Ambulance Hospital in Paris will leave March 17 bound for Gibraltar and the war. This unit of 17 members will relieve the doctors and nurses from the Western Reserve Medical School of Cleveland, whose assignment closes on March 31. They have served three months, and the University group will work an equal time, till June 30. After that date the next quarter will be filled with a unit from the University of Chicago, the University of Pennsylvania, or Johns Hopkins...
...George W. Crile of the Western Reserve Medical School, who was in charge of the party from that institution and who has returned in advance of his group, has stated that the experience to be gained in the service is of remarkable value. Battle wounds and the nervous ailments caused by the ordeals at the front offer fields for investigation such as few surgeons are ever able to enter...