Word: council
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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University Council. Meeting in University Hall...
...different clubs and associations. On the other hand few graduates can afford to give the time necessary, even if they have kept pace with the development of the subject. Experience has shown that the management of athletic organizations is too much for the students to assume without the council and advice of older heads, nor ought the sole responsibility for the practical working of the team to fall on the captain alone...
...Princeton University by Henry F. Osborn, class of '77." The other dining room contains no fireplace, but is in other respects the counterpart of the first. On the second floor are two bedrooms for the use of the trainers and coachers, and over the trophy room is a council and general committee room. This floor also contains baths and a lavatory...
...last meeting of the council of the University Athletic Club of New York, it was decided to lease the Raquet Court building at Twenty - sixth St. and Sixth Ave. as a club house for a term of five years. Committees have been appointed to make the needed improvements and it is expected the house will be ready for occupancy by the end of this month...
...club will be governed by the council, which will be divided into three classes, with terms expiring in 1893, 1894 and 1895, as follows: 1893 - Cullin Armstrong, of Amherst; Robert C. Cornell, of Columbia; Oliver G. Jennings, of Yale; C . F. Mathewson, of Dartmouth; William Stuart Tod, of Princeton; Henry S. Vandusen, of Harvard, and Evert Jansen Wendell, of Harvard. Those whose term expires in 1894 are Wendell Baker, of Harvard; Cornelius C. Cuyler, of Princeton; William H. L. Lee, of Yale; George Richards, of Columbia; William W. Studdy, of Yale, and Richard Trimble, of Harvard. Those whose term expires...