Word: designer
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...only branch of intercollegiate athletic competition where an "H" is not awarded to the men who make the tam, I would suggest to the undergraduate members of the Athletic Committee, who, I understand, have the authority to decide questions of insignia, that action be token on some appropriate design for caps...
...hoped that this would be followed at no long interval by a final Report, and by a volume of plates on a large scale, in which the remains of the ancient city should be carefully presented. Various unavoidable hindrances prevented the fulfilment of this design. At length, in 1898, the Institute was obliged to issue an incomplete final Report. It now proposes to publish the long-delayed volume of plates, from the drawings under the superintendence of Mr. F. H. Bacon, one of the original members of the expedition; but to enable us to do so, two hundred subscribers...
...Class of 1869, instead of building a section of the Yard fence, has arranged to erect a successor to the old pump, for which a site has been granted by the Corporation. The design is being made by Mr. Walter Cook '69, of New York. Although the precise plan has not yet been determined upon, it will probably consist of a central fountain and basin with stone seats on either side; the whole in consistency with the general design of the old buildings nearby...
...Mathematics 3 Mathematics 16 Mathematics 17 Chemistry 10 Zoology 2 Geology 25 SATURDAY, JUNE 8. Semitic 1 Greek 1 Latin BII Latin 8 English 3 English 11 English 34 German CII German 1b German 2 German 5 Spanish 2 Spanish 3 History 8 History 10 Education 3I Landscape Design 2 Mathematics 2 Mathematics 5 Mathematics 7b Engineering 3d Engineering 3e Engineering 5a Geology B 2.30 p. m. Chemistry 3 MONDAY, JUNE 10. Latin 1 Latin 6 Class. Phil. 50 English 2 German B French 2aII French 2c French 12 French 15 History 9 History 17 Philosophy 12 Architecture 1b Mathematics...
...will be toastmaster, and A. Hollings-worth will read the class poem. The following toasts will be responded to: "Football," D.C. Campbell: "The Crew" H. Bullard, "The Class," E. Lewis; "The Track," J. H. Willis; "The Press," P. W. Thomson; "Debating," R. C. Bruce; "Baseball," E. H. Kendall. The design for the menu was furnished by E. B. Ahlborn...