Word: generalized
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...student who is not in the examination room within five minutes after the hour appointed for the examination shall not be admitted without permission of the instructor or of the officer in general charge of the examinations." Examinations Today. Architecture 3b, Robinson Architecture 3c, Robinson English A: Dr. Bernbaum's 1b, 2c, 5a, Upper Mass. Mr. French's sect. 1a, Sever 5 Mr. French's sect. 2b, Sever 6 Prof. Gardiner's 2a, Harvard 5 Prof. Gardiner's 3a, 4a, Harvard 6 Mr. Hersey's 1c, 4b, 5b, Lower Mass. Mr. Lewis's Foreign sect., Harvard 5 Dr. Long...
...Garcelon will be on the field nearly every afternoon during the season to watch over the general physical condition of the men, but he will have nothing to do with the technical points of the game. It is also planned to confer with graduates who were on the team while in College and to invite suggestions as to minor changes in the present system. Work for the candidates will begin on February 14, and it is necessary for all men to pay strict attention to their examinations so as to make available all good material to fill the many places...
...Ph.D., LL.D., will speak on "Some Lantern Slides. Illustrative of Rural Life and Work in Many Lands" in the Semitic Museum this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. This is the last of his series of six lectures given under the Southworth Foundation in the Andover Theological Seminary on the general topic, "The Church as a Factor in Rural Economy." These lectures are open to the public and no tickets are required...
...University hockey management announces that reserved seat tickets for the Harvard-McGill hockey game, to be played in the University rink in the Stadium tomorrow afternoon, will go on public sale at the Athletic Office this morning. These tickets will be sold at $1 each. General admission at 50 cents will be on sale at the gate. H. A. A. tickets do not admit to any of the hockey games this season...
...Sill graduated from Columbia in 1895. While in college he was prominent in various activities, being business manager of "The Columbia Spectator," coxswain of the crew which made the Hudson River record, and coach of the freshman crew. After studying at the General Theological Seminary in New York City, he took the Holy Orders as Deacon in 1898 and became Priest a year later. In 1900 he entered the Order of the Holy Cross and is now headmaster of the Kent School at Kent Connecticut, which he founded and which is associated with his order...