Word: charter
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...possession may be incomplete, the committee wish to extend this invitation to any former editor of the CRMSON who may see this notice. Those who can not be present will confer a favor by sending their names to the committee and allowing them to stand on the list of charter members...
...final game for the championship of the Inter-Academic Athletic Association of Philadelphia in football was won by the Germantown Academy which defeated the Penn Charter School by a score...
...Princeton were prepared at fourteen different schools. Each college draws from eight different schools, two of which are common to both. They are: St. Paul's, in Yale team 4, in Princeton 3; Lawrenceville, Princeton 5; Andover, yale 4; Princeton Preparatory, Princeton 2; Hill School, Yale 2; Penn Charter, Yale 1; Princeton 1; York Institute, Young's, Kiskaminetas, Baltimore, 1 each in Princeton team; Groton, Adelphi and Hopkins Grammar, 1 each in Yale team...
...decided to hold a social meeting at the Colonial Club, Thursday, Oct. 29. A number of graduates have promised to be present, and there will be some informal speaking by the old members. It was also decided to reproduce the original charter of the College to be used in a design for a certificate of membership. The following active members were elected: Alfred Borden '96, Philip D. Mason '96, W. Ainsworth Parker '96, F. H. Smith '96. A. Coolidge was elected chairman of the finance committee...
...Another characteristic stands out from the legend with which I began this sermon and from the history of the college. 'Founded by act of the people,' The college was the creation of the whole community. From the General Court she received her charter and financial aid; through it she was governed. The college never has been nor can be separate and distinct from the people and their dearest interests. Public spirit moves through her as the winds from the surrounding country sweep through her elms. The pulse of the people can be felt and the movements of the nation anticipated...