Word: acted
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Hunt. Mr. H. McK. Landon was nominated by A. R. Crandell and seconded by C. R. Cummings. W. P. Tryon and C. R. Cummings were elected tellers for Landon and R. Saltonstall and F. McDonald tellers for Rantoul. The secretary of the class was appointed to act as the fifth member of this committee. After some discussion the tellers were given full power to decide who was eligible to vote. The roll was called and each man deposited his ballot as his name was called. This process and the counting of ballots took much time and it was after nine...
...necessary to play foot ball during the summer, but every candidate is expected to keep in mind that he is to play when college opens, and act accordingly. Boxing, wrestling, tennis and tramping, any out-of-door exercise, is good, because it keeps men in condition. Those rushers who can get back a week early will receive attention and coaching; the backs are expected to come back a week early. Every man must begin to train by September 1st. There are eleven men on the foot ball team and no places are filled now, so that every man, no matter...
...following men will act as officials this afternoon: Referee, S. B. Morrison '83; judges, C. H. Kip '83, G. S. Mandell '89, S. W. Beals '83, E. C. Sturgis '90; measurers, E. T. Cabot '79; W. Myer '90; timers, J. S. Lathrop, F. M. Wood, R. D. Sears; judge of walking, H. H. Bemis '87; starter, H. S. Cornish; clerk of course, R. S. Hale '91; assistant clerks of course, F. Allen '93, N. T. Robb '93; scorer, R. B. Beals, I. S. A. A.; assistant scorer, J. H. Hunt...
...adjourned meeting of the Board of Overseers at 50 State street on Wednesday afternoon, the following men were elected to act as inspectors at the election of overseers at Commencement: Algernon Collidge jr., '81, principal; Arthur Lyman '83 and R. F. Simes '85, assistants. It was voted to concur with the President and Fellows in the vote appointing F. B. Tarbell, Ph. D., instructor in Greek and Latin; P. B. Marcon, Ph. D., tutor in French for three years from Sept. 1, 1890; Max Poll, Ph. D., instructor in German for 1890-91; A. L. Mason, Ph. D., assistant professor...
...Herrick. It was stated among other things that the Faculty were, as a majority, opposed to hiring a detective. This statement had a great effect upon the students and it was proposed to send a committee of three to find out what the Faculty desired, with full powers to act upon their suggestion. This proposition was discussed for some time and finally dropped...