Word: viewing
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Edward Porritt will talk informally with those who intend to go to England next summer in Emerson F on Monday at 2.30. He will explain how they can get the most out of their trip from an historical point of view. All those interested are invited to be present...
...question." The Illustrated, armed with plans drawn up by a firm of Boston architects, suggests that the undergraduates, by starting subscriptions, launch a movement that will soon get the support of the graduates. Both ideas are alike in that they demand prompt action on the matter. With this view we heartily agree, for the members of the University have put up with the present antiquated facilities long enough...
...Severance '09, who resigned the captaincy of the crew last month owing to a serious illness, has returned to College and is taking light exercise with a view to getting into condition. It is not certain yet whether the doctors consider his health sufficiently recovered to undergo the strain of regular rowing...
...repeat his talk on "George Herbert" in the Treasure Room of the Library this afternoon at 3 o'clock. This talk will be given in connection with the exhibition of books by and relating to George Herbert, which was opened yesterday in Gore Hall. The collection will be on view to members of the University today from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M.; persons not members of the University will be welcome in the afternoon, if they will apply for cards at the desk in the Delivery Room...
...feel sure that the reduction will be no very serious handicap to the success of the team. There is one less game than last year, and Wednesday games in term-time have been done away with. This last change is a very desirable innovation from the Faculty point of view, as preventing absences from afternoon lectures. The only Wednesday game on the list is the day before the formal opening of College, so that as a matter of fact there are only eight games during term-time. Surely the most radical believer in curtailment can find little to object...