Word: chairman
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Every elector shall vote for three candidates for the Class and Photographic Committees, and for seven candidates for the Class Day Committee, indicating in the case of each committee, his preference for chairman. The three candidates receiving the highest number of votes for the Class and Photographic Committees, and the seven candidates receiving the highest number of votes for the Class Day Committee, shall be declared elected. Of the men elected that one receiving the highest number of votes for chairman shall be chairman of the committee...
...Pfeiffer form the basis of the collection, which will be used for purposes of illustration in courses of archaeology and kindred subjects and should be of interest to students at large because of its variety and effective arrangement. Short speeches were made by Professor M. H. Morgan '81, chairman of the Department of the Classics, Dr. G. H. Chase '96, Dr. G. J. Pfeiffer and Mr. G. H. Browne '78, principal of the Browne-Nichols school...
Abraham Tulin 3L., of Hartford, Conn., prepared at the Hartford High School, where he won the first prize in elocution: At Yale University, where he graduated in 1903, he was chairman of the executive committee of the Yale Union Debating Club, and was alternate on three teams which, debated against Harvard and Princeton. Last year he represented Harvard in the debate with Princeton, and in the trials for that debate won the Coolidge debating prize...
...taken at the request of the committee appointed by the Harvard Graduates' Athletic-Association, which desires more time to formulate proposals in regard to changes in football rules. The postponement requested by the Harvard Committee was for two week, and yesterday Coach Reid again telegraphed P. J. Dashiel, chairman of the National Committee, in the hope that the meeting might be delayed an additional week. No answer to this telegram his yet been received...
...Junior smoker committee, of which S. T. Gano is chairman, has arranged for a series of four smokers to be held after the Christmas recess, in the Dining Room of the Union. Informal reading, singing and music will be provided at these entertainments, and light refreshments will be served. The expenses will be met by a class fund, representing a tax of fifty cents on every member of the class. The prosional dates for these four smokers are January 10, February 12, March...