Word: appointed
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...meeting of the Overseers of Harvard College, held on February 28, it was voted to appoint Ernesto Queseda Professor of Latin-American History and Economics for the year 1916-1917. Professor Queseda is not unfamiliar with conditions in the United States, having been in this country several times for extended periods, and has spent the past year in studying conditions in this country...
...Officers and non-commissioned officers will be selected by the Regimental Commander, according to fitness. Until the permanent selections are made, the Regimental Commander may appoint such number of temporary non-commissioned officers as he deems necessary. The names of all such officers and non-commissioned officers, whether temporary or permanent, will be duly announced in orders, and they will be obeyed and respected accordingly...
...give, prescribe the courses and condition of entrance leading to Harvard degrees. Technology has the same right of direction in regard to courses leading to Technology degrees, and each institution acting separately shall confer its own degrees. Additions may be made to the Technology Faculty, and each institution shall appoint and remove the members of that Faculty which are paid by it. The President of Harvard shall be entitled to sit with the committee that recommends the appointment of any new president of Technology. The Agreement may be terminated by either party upon at least five years' notice...
...voted to establish a course in Military Medicine in the Graduate School of Medicine, and to appoint Major Weston Fetcival Chamberlain, M.D. '97, U. S. A., as Lecturer on Military Medicine for the balance of the year...
...Haven, Conn., Wed., Nov. 3.--At a meeting of the Yale Graduate Athletic Advisory Committee this evening it was voted to appoint a committee to meet with similar committees from Harvard and Princeton to take up the matter of eligibility rules and their administration, with a view to bringing about uniformity both in principal and practice...