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Harvard and Yale have been the most prominent in supporting the school. Professor White was one of the most active of the founders of the school, and Professor Goodwin was the first annual director. Professor Norton has been a member of the managing committee. Professor Frank B. Tarbell, now of the University of Chicago, but formerly an instructor at Harvard, was the first permanent director...
...Bolles wrote constantly to students, in reply to questions of many kinds. It is thought that many of these letters may contain advice and suggestions which would be of general usefulness and interest. Any students, past or present, who have such letters are requested to send them to Mrs. Frank Bolles, No. 6 Berkeley street, Cambridge, to be returned after copies have been made. Should it seem desirable to publish later any part of this correspondence, the names of the recipients will not be disclosed...
...sure that the communication from Professor Ames and the decision of the committee therein set forth will meet with the entire approval of the students. It is a perfectly frank, manly statement of the case which cannot but appeal to the highest sense of honor in our University community. The election of Wiggin to the captaincy of the nine, while an exception to the principle of strictly undergraduate captains, will be entirely satisfactory. Everyone has the greatest confidence in Wiggin's ability to take hold of the present situation in a business like way, and he may be sure...
...hardly recall this alternating life of Jesus Christ without remembering a dear spirit, Frank Bolles, taken from us but a short week ago. His vocation was with men and his work dry and parching enough to have shrivelled the enthusiasm and imagination of any man. But called by God, it would seem, to fill this position, he turned it into an office of kindness and humanity. Many a poor student felt through him the very kindliest influence of the University. He made the position what it now is and yet without an avocation he would have been unable to carry...
...funeral services held in Appleton Chapel in memory of Frank Bolles were simple and impressive. The chapel was filled with Cambridge friends, members of the faculty, and students, all of whom rose and remained standing as Professor Peabody and Rev. Charles M. Addison, and intimate friend of Mr. Bolles, lead the procession into the church. After the choir had sung "Abide With Me," Professor Peabody read from the Scriptures. Words more fitting and suggestive on the occasion could scarcely have been selected: "He maketh me to lie down in green pastures; he restoreth my soul." "Ask of the beasts...