Word: young
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...which is to be made by the President and Fellows of Harvard College on the recommendation of the Minister of Public Instruction of the French Republic. The fellowship is to be known as "The Fellowship of the Cercle Francais de l'Universite Harvard." The incumbent is to be a young French man who has shown proficiency in literary studies. He is expected to give during his incumbency, a certain amount of assistance in the French instruction offered by the Department of French and other Romance Languages; and he is to be admitted to any courses of instruction in Harvard University...
...following men will receive numerals only on their caps: Wise, Pickhardt, Souther, Sanger, Scott, Young, de Rhar, Forbes, Howard. All these men should leave their measurements at Birtie's immediately...
Ushers--East stand, section 1--A. L. Thayer, L. Ross, H. B. Young, J. C. Dudley, C. E. Greenwood, E. W. Merritt, E. M. Sawyer, G. C. Dolley. Section 3--R. M. Peabody, W. R. Valentine, E. H. Peirce, H. Little, A. D. Paton, G. C. Cunningham, G. W. Morse, R. G. Carroll. Section 5--J. Lebowitch, D. D. Walton, A. Tyng, M. Baron, H. W. Hersey, R. G. Whiting, W. R. Davey, W. F. Murray. Section 7--S. Plummer, I. Hall, R. T. Crane, F. S. Buffum, J. B. Horne, H. G. Barnes, W. F. Canavan, G. C. Stoltz...
...acting throughout was of exceptional excellence, and illustrated one notable ideal of the German theatre--the attainment of a well-rounded performance, instead of the exploitation of one or two stars surrounded by novices. Fraulein Frey played the part of an ingenuous young girl with great skill, and Fraulein von Ostermann that of a modern society woman with charm and grace. Herr von Seyfertitz's impersonation of a woman was highly skilful, and Herr Ottbert's acting was perfectly natural in both the play by Goethe and that by Fulda. All the plays went off smoothly and were enthusiastically received...
...thirty-seventh annual convention of the Young Men's Christian Associations of Massachusetts and Rhode Island will be held at Gloucester, Mass., today, tomorrow and Sunday. The object of the convention is to discuss the work of the associations in the two states and the different problems which confront the workers. Mr. A. S. Johnson '85, of Boston, will preside, and Dean Hodges, of the Episcopal Theological School, R. S. Wallace '04, P. E. Osgood '04 and G. E. Huggins '01 will be among the speakers...