Word: authorization
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Possessed of a fine scholarly feeling, and an acute literary appreciation, in spite of a burden of administrative work which would have furnished ample employment for most men, he still found time for activity both as author and as editor. Only the day before his death a volume of fifteen essays and addresses was received by his friends, and a translation of the treatise of Vitruvius on ancient architecture was rapidly nearing completion, most of which had been read to a small circle of his friends, for their criticism and to their delight...
...death of Professor Morris Hicky Morgan '81, the University has lost a valued administrator, scholar, teacher, and friend. Active in these fields, as well as in the capacity of editor and author, his life was constructive and his work full of human sympathy. Harvard has lost a devoted scholar, learned not only in the classics, but keenly alive to contemporary activities. It is difficult for those who did not know him to appreciate how deeply his death will be felt...
...given in this way would be a strong link in the bonds of friendship and association which should closely unite Harvard and the city of Cambridge. On the other hand, when the University so sadly feels the need of a new tank, we can not help concurring with the author of the communication in the sentiment that "charity begins at home"; but in so far as contributing to the Cambridge tank does not interfere with the prospect of a new tank for the University, it is to be commended...
...Copeland will give the fifth of his readings in the Dining Room of the Union this evening at 9 o'clock. After a brief address on Stevenson, Mr. Copeland will read selections from Stevenson, Henley, and Barrie, author of "The Little Minister" and "What Every Woman Knows...
...Copeland will give a brief address on Stevenson to be followed by a reading from Stevenson, Henley and Barrie, the author of "The Little Minister," and "What Every Woman Knows," in the Dining Room of the Union tomorrow evening at 9 o'clock. The reading will be open only to members of the Union...