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Harvard University Coat of arms Latin:
Universitas Harvardiana Former names Harvard College Motto Veritas (Latin)
Motto in English "Truth" Type Private...
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Harvardiana in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Harvardiana refers to
things ****ociated with the
Harvard University.
These include:
Harvardiana, a...
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Harvardiana is a
march song of
Harvard University written by
Raymond G.
Williams (1887–1981) and
Sanger B.
Steel (1889–1927), both
members of the Harvard...
- the term
middle name was not
recorded until 1835, in the
periodical Harvardiana. Not
every name that
stands as the
middle word in a three-name string...
- activities.
Founded in 1836 as a
literary society by the
editors of
Harvardiana, the club was
granted a
charter by the
Alpha Delta Phi
fraternity on...
- which,
especially at football, are "Ten
Thousand Men of Harvard" and "
Harvardiana".
While "Fair Harvard" is
actually the alma mater, "Ten
Thousand Men"...
- just the
syllable la
repeated over and over.
Fight Fiercely,
Harvard Harvardiana "Illegitimum Non Carborundum".
Harvard University Band:
Sights and Sounds...
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college studies." In his
senior year, he
became one of the
editors of
Harvardiana, a
literary magazine, to
which he
contributed prose and
poetry that he...
- Victory"
Harvard University Harvard Crimson *"Ten
Thousand Men of Harvard" "
Harvardiana", "Veritas" "Soldiers Field" "Gridiron King", "Yo-Ho" "Onward Crimson"...
- He also
injected exclamations such as "...and do
fight fiercely!" "
Harvardiana", a song
which refers to Harvard's
rivalry with Yale [1]
Fight Fiercely...
