Word: objections
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...object of this luncheon is to give President Lowell and the other officers of the University a first-hand opportunity to thoroughly inspect the new improvements to the Union since the remodelling and refurnishing operations of this summer...
...welcome accorded them in the past two cars. It has been true in the past that many of those men active in the affairs of the Association have seen little or nothing of the House itself. Tonight the serious aspects of work are to be left behind. The object of the meeting is to create a warmer sympathy between the members and a greater sense of personal allegiance to Phillips Brooks House self...
...welding the College into a sense of unity, the men who come here in later years will feel no obligations to the University, and Harvard will sink slowly into an overgrown day-school, where men come and go with no thought of anything but themselves. With this object of educating the lower classes into a realization of Harvard spirit, the baseball mass meeting was held. And it was a great success as far as it went. The men who were there made the roof of the New Lecture Hall shake. But there weren't enough of them. There must...
...Congress of International Students is holding a meeting in Paris at the present time at which representatives of colleges and universities all over the world are present. The object of the congress is to strengthen the bonds existing between the students of France and the students of other nations, particularly of the United States, and especially to deal with the following questions: equivalence in respect to diplomas and credits in different universities, study tours and missions, travelling fellowships exchange of professors, and special courses in France for foreign students...
Although religious in purpose, the conference is not what is generally understood as a revival. Its object is to discuss matters in an informal way with some of the ablest men of this country and with representative students from various American colleges. These quiet, personal talks on subjects of interest to every undergraduate are the chief justification of Northfield...