Word: bend
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...CRIMSON prints this photograph of the Greek open air theatre at the University of California as an illustration of how the bend of the Stadium would appear if used for the Class Day exercises. The seating capacity of this theatre is about equal to that of the similar are of the Stadium...
...Salem, the University will receive a bequest of Boston and Maine railroad common stock to endow the Nathaniel Ropes Professorship of Political Economy. The surplus, if any, is to go to the Peabody Museum. A second bequest from the same source of one-half the interest of an annuity bend of the Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company, is to establish the Nathaniel Ropes; Jr., fund, the purpose of which is not stated. At present it is impossible to estimate the value of these bequests...
...doubt freely resort for confirming the wisdom of their own selections, wise selection of Directors would be assured. Should the management at any time become unsatisfactory to the ticket-holders, the interests of the stockholders as honorable, public-spirited men in a position of trust would lead them to bend every energy to rectifying ing the difficulty. At the same time they and their Directors could discriminate between a mere meddling minority and really wise, disinterested criticism, and that is what an annual meeting now cannot do. The annual meeting is at the mercy of the former as well...
...eight, the boat was very unsteady and did not seem to travel well. In a quarter-mile brush with the second on the way down-stream, the second crew beat the first by a length, while rowing the same stroke. In a considerably longer stretch, around the bend to the boat-house, the first had the inside of the curve and finished hardly a length ahead. This weak showing is partly attributed to the fact that the first was using last year's Freshman shell, which proved to be twisted. The 1901 University shell will be used today...
James Walter Scott '04, of South New Bend, N. Y., prepared for college at the Connecticut Literary Institute, where he won the Kent Prize for extemporaneous speaking. He was a member of the Freshman team that defeated Exeter this year and also represented his class in the Freshman-Senior debate...