Word: chosen
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...preliminary trials for the Pasteur Medal Debate, at which 12 men will be chosen, will be held this evening at 7.30 o'clock in Upper Dane. The subject...
...Andre Tardieu, foreign editor of the Paris "Temps," and an acknowledged authority on French and international politics, has been chosen to deliver the Hyde lectures this year. His subject will be "The Modern and Foreign Politics of France and Europe." The lectures will be given in February under the auspices of the Cercle Francais, but the dates and subjects of the separate lectures have not yet been announced. Mr. Tardieu is well known throughout Europe as a writer of books and articles on international politics. He has also held an important office under the French government as Governor...
...first two men, Smith and Howard, will be taken on to the training table. J. R. Coolidge, 3rd, '10 will take the place on the University team of H. F. Hadden '09, who will not run any more this season. Nine or ten men will be chosen form the present squad to compete with Yale at New Haven next Wednesday...
...training table. Entries may be made at the start. Cups will be given out in the Locker Building to winners of first and second places immediately after the race. The first three men will probably be taken onto the training table, and seven or nine men will be chosen from the squad to compete with Yale at New Haven on November...
...year reached the public in a distorted and exaggerated from, it is true that there was some undesirable friction. We do not believe that officials should be selected hastily or carelessly, but it is gratifying to learn that men satisfactory to the representatives of both Harvard and Yale were chosen at the first meeting at which the subject came up. In spite of occasional differences of opinion, such matters are regarded from much the same point of view by the graduates and undergraduates of both universities, and a prompt agreement upon a question so important as the selection of officials...