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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Coach Fisher and his assistants have accomplished. They appreciate the hard work each member has put in to bring credit to the name "Harvard," shared equally by every graduate and undergraduate. They also recognize the part that the seconds have played in moulding the team for its final test. Without expectation of personal distinction, without even a stable organization, men of the latter have toiled faithfully as part of a system established for one main purpose--beating Yale...
...last speech, by President Lowell, dealt with his elemental, his fearless simplicity. "He was one of the men who was ready to stand up and think his own thoughts, trust his own thoughts and act upon his own thoughts. And he was ready to do what he thought without regard for the fact that somebody would criticise it tomorrow, knowing that it would justify itself the day after...
...applicant should under any circumstances transfer one of his tickets to any person without warning him of the rule against speculation, nor to any person upon whom he cannot thoroughly rely to observe this warning...
...many decades the University has benefited from the unfailing and stimulating interest of Major Higginson. His gifts have been incessant, without price--all of them unassuming. The two of which undergraduates are most conscious are monumental: Soldiers Field and the Union. Both of these were given in memory of friends and comrades who gave their lives for our country, and endowed for the purpose of moulding young men in the frame of these same worthy heroes...
...Major Henry L. Higginson the University has lost a councillor and benefactor, the students a friend. Ever mindful of their welfare he gave them the Union and Soldiers' Field. Outside the University he created, and for years at his own expense maintained, the Symphony Orchestra. Without holding public office he was always quick to serve the public and unsparing in his denunciation of public wrong. Many will feel that a friend has gone from us, for he was much loved, because he loved much...