Word: armstrong
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Captain Mandikane Q. Cele, the Zulu prince, who gave an interesting talk in the Union last December, is leaving soon for Africa to found a school for the negroes of his native land. This school is to be known as the Armstrong Institute and is backed by Harvard, Yale, and Brown...
Captain Cele is a graduate of Hampton Institute where he took courses in black-smithing, carpentry, agriculture and other useful arts, is well fitted to carry on the work of the Armstrong Institute, to enlighten the superstitious Zulus, and to teach, them to apply thought in the use of their hands...
...matches. But in the intercollegiate matches, Harvard won a complete victory, for the finalists in both singles and doubles were University men. That this victory may be repeated seems probable. W. M. Washburn '15, and R. N. Williams '16, who, with J. J. Armstrong '14 and E. H. Whitney '14 won the intercollegiate tournament last summer, will be in the tournament again this summer. The two men to replace Armstrong and Whitney in this tournament will be cosen in all probability from the 1916 Team. Owing to the three-year rule all '14 men end their season in June, thus...
...inclusive), Sever 35 Vinal to Zinsser (inclusive), Sever 36 Economics 4a, Abbe to Handy (inclusive), Pierce 110 Harris to Snow (inclusive), Pierce 302 Snyder to Wright (inclusive), Pierce 307 Engin, Sciences 11, Pierce 212 Fine Arts 1b hf., Sever 37 Fine Arts 4b, Fogg Library French 1, I-III. Armstrong to Currier (inclusive), Sever 8 Daly to Weld (inclusive), Sever 11 French 13, Sever 2 German 8, Holden Government 4, Adams to Clark (inclusive), Sever 2 Courtney to Zee (inclusive), Sever 6 Greek B II, Sever 29 History 7, Sever 17 History 28, Sever 29 Italian 1, Sever 30 Italian...
...rowing committee for the coming season has been chosen as follows: F. W. Allen '09 chairman; P. Whitney '98; J.M. Guetchins '95; G. Blagden '01; J. Greenleaf '00; A. Cowles '86; R. Armstrong '95; and W. A. Harriman '13. This is nearly the same committee that has had charge of Yale's rowing for two seasons, and their reappointment and acceptance indicates that they have willingly abandoned the English system...