Word: exhibition
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...annual exhibit of the Camera Club opens today, and we wish in a few words to call the attention of the students to this thoroughly praiseworthy undertaking. The names of many of the contributors are a good guarantee of the quality of the work that will be on exhibition. The photographs are all well mounted and arranged so as to give an exceedingly good appearance. Two years ago over twenty-five hundred people visited the exhibit during the five days that it was open and last year the number was even greater...
...work of the Harvard ends, Cochrane and Richardson, which was of a high order, and constantly stopped the gains of the opposing team. Other inaccuracies in the account showed an ignorance of the personnel of the Harvard players on the part of the writer, if it did not exhibit a bias against them. The weights of the two teams are given below...
...characterized him. In the political campaign of '92 he organized and was the president of the First Voter's Club of Wilmington, and he worked actively throughout the campaign. At the opening of the World's Fair in Chicago in 1893 he was put in charge of the Harvard exhibit, and many strangers to him personally will recall the cordiality and ability which he displayed in his duties there. AT the time of his death he was studying hard in the law office of Mr. Francis Rawle, Philadelphia, and would have soon been admitted to the Wilmington and Philadelphia bars...
...different departments of the University. The Law, Medical, and other professional schools are treated in this fashion, as well as the College. There is a very interesting set of photographs of the University Museum, and another illustrative of Dr. Sargent's experiments in physical measurement. That part of the exhibit based on the work at the Astronomical Observatory is particularly interesting and effective...
...exhibit has been placed in charge of Mr. S. N. Evins, a recent graduate from the Law School, though not from the College. It occupies more floor space, and is much more elaborate than that of any other university, though some others, notably that of Princeton, have been made more attractive in general appearance because less crowded. It is not unnatural to expect that the result of the exhibit will be to make Harvard better known, and so to increase her influence in the South...