Word: blakely
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...early part of April the regular class championship games will be held and a week later the annual University games will take place. Before the dual contest with Yale at New Haven, there will be a two-mile race for a cup offered by Mr. A. W. Blake-more '97, open only to men who have never been on the University team. The season closes with the intercollegiate meet at Mott Hoven...
...Blake will deliver a lecture on "The Charles River Dam and Some of its Problems," under the auspices of the Engineering Society in the Lecture Room of Pierce Hall at 8 o'clock this evening. Mr. Blake is a civil engineer, and has designed one of the plans which have been under consideration by the Dam Commission appointed by Governor Crane to present a report to the Legislature on the advisability of such a structure...
...origin. The situation, methods of work, and daily routine of the Camp are all touched upon. Other contributions are "Where Harvard, College Might Have Been," by Robert S. Rantoul '53, "The Printing of the Doctor's Dissertation," by John Henry Wright. "The "Stillman Infirmary," by Clarence John Blake M.'65, "The University The Opening of the Year," by George P. Baker '87, and "Student Life," by S. A. Welldon...
...Standard of the A.B. Degree," by Professor W. E. Byerly '71; "Where Harvard College Might Have Been," by ex-mayor R. S. Rantoul '53, of Salem; "The Printing of the Doctor's Dissertation," by Dean J. H. Wright of the Graduate School; "The Stillman Infirmary," by Dr. C. J. Blake m.'65; "Student Life" and "Athletics," by S. A. Welldon '04. The Magazine also contains the report of the Graduate Manager of Athletics...
...appreciated by the reader not scientifically well versed, though doubtless to one familiar with the subjects dealt with they are entertaining and enlightening. Of the other articles in the number, "The Cambridge Bridge," by J. E. Chency '67 and "The Rapid Transit Subway in New York," by E. M. Blake '99, which are reprinted from lectures before the Engineering Society, are written in a clear and interesting style. Several excellent cuts, among which are views of the new Cambridge bridge as it will look when completed and of the entrance to the deep tunnel at 157th street in New York...