Word: chosen
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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With the election of the new officers of the Illustrated has come the announcement of the incorporation of the magazine under the laws of Massachusetts as the Harvard Illustrated, Inc. Three of the board of editors have been chosen to act as directors,--R. C. Kelley '17, of Dorchester, president; T. H. White '17, of Cleveland, Ohio, treasurer; and J. A. Goldthwait '17, of Boston, secretary...
...competition for the William H. Baldwin Prize for 1916 closes March 15. The subject chosen this year is "Efficient Billboard Regulation" and the competition is open to any undergraduate of good standing in any college. Theses should not be over ten thousand words in length, should be typewritten in duplicate, and both copies sent to Chuion R. Woodruff, Secretary of the National Municipal League, North American Building, Philadelphia, Pa., signed by a pseulonym. Accompanying this should be sent a sealed envelope containing the pseudonym, real name, age, class, college, and residence of the competitor...
...relay teams will be chosen from the present short distance relay team. Teschner has been the leading-off man for the 390 distance so far this winter. He was slow in rounding into shape, but his ability in the race against Cornell and lately against the B. A. A. has shown that he is now at the top of his form. His racing experience and fast starting make him a valuable man for the important first position as he gets a lead over his opponent as a rule at the first corner, which he can maintain by his speed...
...medley relay team is to be chosen from all the entrants. From the abundance of high-class performers which Coach Donovan has entered, a very fast aggregation should be gotten together. No other definite information can be given about the make-up of this team...
...while, on the left, a buoy floating on the crest of the wave and a group of small boats in the middle distance are balanced by a single sailboat and the pier and city of Calais, seen in the extreme distance at the right. The near point of view chosen by the artist permits of every detail in the two boats, which form the central subject of the picture, being clearly delineated. The larger one, seen from fore to aft, is lifted up on the crest of a wave surging against her side; the passengers and seamen crowding...