Word: familiar
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Professor Copeland will give a brief talk this evening at 9 o'clock in the Common Room of Smith Hall on good books and will read selections from Kipling and other celebrated authors. The entertainment is intended primarily for Freshmen and is an excellent opportunity for those not already familiar with Professor Copeland to hear him read. The doors will be closed promptly at 9 o'clock...
...system under Haughton is its much and carelessly criticized conservatism. It makes opponents think what the Harvard system wants them to think. Part of this system also has been the knitting together of loose strands that have always been woven through Harvard football. The rest of the system is familiar to men who have played under Haughton. But the keystone of the system is punting. And the keystone, better judges than I believe to be right...
Thomas J. Kiernan, Superintendent of the Delivery Department of the University Library and for 59 years in the service of the University, died on July 31, at the age of 77. Mr. Kiernan, a familiar figure to all who have used the library, has made himself useful and in various ways indispensable to many generations of Harvard men and scholars by his remarkable familiarity, with the Library's collections and his ready helpfulness...
...with the Law School's methods. Consequently the problem before the investigating committee will be not only to attract more College men to the Law School, but also to spread knowledge of the School among Harvard undergraduates. In this way a large part of each entering class will be familiar with the requirements of the peculiar system of study, and will help to get the entire class accustomed to the routine work...
...which appear in the Album, ably written by men who have been most intimately connected with whatever subject they are dealing, be it athletics, publications, Brooks House, Student Council, or whatnot. Moreover the book contains pictures of all the college buildings, Gates to the Yard, and other scenes so familiar to the undergraduate; associations which are here kept alive in one convenient collection, together with pictures of all the athletic teams. The book this year contains several new features, the most important of which is a group of pictures of Class Day forming a double page which will be much...