Word: lated
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...dance that night present at the tea in the afternoon so that the dancers may be introduced to their partners before the evening assembly. One of the problems of the dance in the past has been to provide a method whereby the guests might meet one another before late in the evening and the Pudding tea-dance, held for the first time last year, was found to be a great aid in solving this problem...
...late William S. Murphy '85 has made in his will a peculiar bequest to the College. He leaves to it all his property, "to be devoted to the establishment, of one or more scholarships for the collegiate education of any young man or men named 'Murphy' who in the judgment of the Faculty should prove deserving of this kind of encouragement." He suggests that the young men be found through advertisements in New York and Boston papers...
...during the Christmas recess, are making a trip of inspection through several universities, including Pennsylvania, Princeton, Columbia, Yale, and Harvard. The party visited Pennsylvania on Tuesday and spent yesterday at Princeton. Today they travel on to New York to Columbia, stop off at New Haven Tomorrow, and reach Boston late in the evening. Saturday morning they will inspect, various parts of the University, with especial attention to the Medical School. At 1 o'clock the men of the party will lunch at the Union as guests of the University. Members of the faculty are invited to be present. The ladies...
...late in organizing? Last year the Freshmen elected their officers on December 18. To be sure, before the day of the new dormitories Freshman elections usually were not held until February or even March. But with the present opportunities for early acquaintance the reasons for such late starting are in the main removed. And the successful "social functions" held by 1918 in the second half of last year show the value of an early start. Admitting that these are busy days, there should still be time for the final organization of 1919. In the flurry of military ardor the importance...
...spring recess falls to register at the time set for that purpose, may be required to pay to the Bursar a fee of $5.00 before being permitted to register. Payment of this fee does not preclude action by the Administrative Board in the cases of students who register late...