Word: conference
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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After a long and gruelling competition, R. Edward Connell '15 was last night elected manager and S. Foote Greeley '15, first assistant manager of the CRIMSON hockey team. They will confer with manager Richard E. Connell '15 of the Lampoon team some time this week to arrange the annual game for the championship of the University. The CRIMSON has no cause to believe that this year's slaughter will be less one-sided than usual, but invites all those who care to witness the utter rout of the Mt. Auburn street humorists to await further announcements. The Phillips-Batchelder trophy...
...intended primarily for the general development of men not engaged in any regular athletic sport. This year the work of wand and dumbbell exercise will be varied by gymnastic dancing. Mr. Schrader, the instructor, will be at Hemenway Gymnasium daily from 4 to 6 o'clock to confer with students in regard to the class...
...Committee of the respective sport. The question of lengthening the Christmas recess and shifting the Easter recess to the first week in April was recommended to the Faculty, but no definite action has been taken as yet. At the request of Mr. Brandegee, the following committee was appointed to confer with him about Senior advisers: R. R. Ayres '15, W. H. Trumbull, Jr., '15, W. J. Bingham...
...representatives each from the Debating Councils of Harvard, Yale and Princeton will confer in New Haven this afternoon on details of the 1914 triangular debating contests, Freshman and University, which have now become annual occurrences between the three Universities. Judge A. P. Stone '93 and R. L. West '14 will represent the University at the meeting in the Hotel Taft...
...weeks since then the members might have sacrificed a little time from their scholarly pursuits to performing the duties supposed to be connected with their scholarly pursuits to performing the duties supposed to be connected with their office. If you succeed in finding the lost committee you will confer a great favor by notifying. Yours sincerely, P. J. WALDSTEIN...