Word: columbians
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...SAYRE '98.Adolph Monell Sayre '98, the youngest of the three Harvard speakers, is 20 years of age. He was educated at the Columbian Academy, graduating with valedictory honors. He won the medal for highest scholarship each year of his course and in Senior year took the Montague medal in Latin, the Roone medal in Greek and the Lodge medal in English. After completing his undergraduate course he entered the Columbian Law School and graduated second in a class of eighty-six. His graduating thesis on "The Interstate Commerce Clause of the Constitution," received the first award...
Last year he represented the Columbian University in a joint debate with Georgetown and his side was successful. In the summer of '94 he was a student at the University of Virginia Law School...
Parker came to college from Phillips Andover where he did considerable speaking and debating. He is in English 30 and is a member of the Harvard Union. Sayre received the degree of LL. B. From the Columbian University of Washington last year. He represented Columbian on a joint debate with Georgetown University. He is enrolled in English 30 and also belongs to the Harvard Union. Stewart was the alternate in the recent Princeton debate. He has taken English 10 and is in English 6 this year. He belongs to the Forum. The alternates, Grilk and Howe are both members...
...entered Harvard with the class of 1893. After graduating he entered the law office of Carlisle and Johnson, in Washington, where he studied law, and was a member of the Law School of Columbian University. He spent the greater part of last winter at Cairo, Egypt, as a special agent of the Agricultural Department, but returned to Washington last fall and resumed the study...
PHILADELPHIA, March 19.- The Columbian University, of Washington, D. C., and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, have sent entries for Pennsylvania's race meeting of April 25. This will be the first appearance of the "Techs" in Philadelphia, they having competed in New England almost exclusively. They now hold the championship of the New England Intercollegiate A. A. and will undoubtedly be represented by a strong team...