Word: windows
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Harvard Co-operative Society store in Dane Hall was entered and robbed on the night of May 1, but the officers of the Society did not at once announce the fact except to police authorities. The thieves gained access to the building by breaking a basement window on the north side. Miscellaneous goods valued at about $1100 were taken, including a large number of fountain pens. No definite clew of the thieves has been obtained...
...some time Wednesday night, or early yesterday morning, the Semitic Museum was broken into by an unknown person who made an unsuccessful attempt to gain access to the exhibition room on the third floor. Entrance was effected by breaking a window on the east side of the southeast room on the ground floor, and the person was apparently injured by the broken glass, for blood stains were left on the window sill and the floor. He apparently went into the hall from the room where he entered the building, and went immediately to the third floor where he tried...
...From a Graduates' Window" present much the same question in a diverting and more optimistic way. A discussion of James's Varieties of Religious Experience" is followed by a sketch of the present United States ambassadors to Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy, and Austria, all of whom are Harvard men. An article by George Foot Moore defines at some length the "Field of Undenominational School of Theology." A description of the Summer Engineering Camp at Squam Lake follows, with a short account of its origin. The situation, methods of work, and daily routine of the Camp are all touched upon...
...magazine also contains two anonymous articles: "From a Graduate's Window" and "A Disappointment in Criticism" a sketch of the life of the late Professor Bocher by Professor C. H. Grandgent '83, and "Were Burgoyne's Officers Quartered on the College?" by E. H. Smith '96. There are in addition excellent pictures of Judge Oliver Wendell Holmes, 61, Professor Rocher, Pierce Hall and the University nine...
...stained glass window, the gift of the class of '55, in memory of Bishop Brooks and General F. C. Barlow, is being put in place on the north side of the Memorial dining hall. Sometime during the year the window at the west end of the south side of the hall is also to be replaced by one of stained glass by the class of '64. With these two new windows every available space in the dining hall will be filled...