Word: presentation
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Dates: during 1900-1900
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...sketching the history of diplomacy up to the time when international relations were adjusted by treaties, Mr. Straus went on to explain the complications arising out of conflicting claims of sovereignty and allegiance made by nations respecting their subjects. The United States, from the days of Jefferson until the present time, has always insisted upon the unrestricted right of expatriation as against the claims of indissoluble allegiance made by European nations as a result of their monarchical institutions. The chief cause of the War of 1812 was England's refusal to recognize the right of her subjects to become American...
...musical clubs, o it would not have been abandoned. Today it should by all means be permitted for the benefits which it would secure to the University would out weigh a hundred times the difficulties involved. Granted that it would necessitate a recess longer than is given at present, it is yet by no means sure that a longer holiday would not be advisable. Other colleges find it possible to grant a week more than Harvard, and in at least two cases they require fully as much work during the college year. A longer break before the midyear period would...
...Parlors of Phillips Brooks House will be open on Friday afternoons throughout the winter from four to six. Mrs. Shaler, Mrs. C. L. Smith, Mrs. E. C. Pickering, and a few other ladies, together with some instructors in the University, will be present every week, and will welcome there, in a quite informal way, any members of the University...
...speak at the Old Cambridge Baptist church tomorrow evening at 7.45 o'clock on "The Education of White Boys and Girls in the Cumber land Mountains." Abraham Lincoln was born in these mountains and it was in his honor that the university was named A cordial invitation to be present is extended...
...Senior Senate. Discussion of a Bill Aiming to Abolish the Present War Revenue Tax. Harvard...