Word: elected
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Mott Haven team who went either to New Haven or New York will please meet in 11 Weld at 5.30 today to elect a captain...
...same time, the character of these courses is peculiar. The number of students who elect them is very small; in none of them was there an enrolment last year above twenty and the average was below seven. Small additions to such enrolment cause little or no inconvenience. Then too, the men and women who would take these courses are generally past their youth, with matured intellectual interests, and oftentimes with considerable experience of work in the world outside. The new arrangement would cause no awkwardness...
...meeting of the Exeter alumni now at Harvard was held last night in Lower Mass. It was voted to elect a committee to see what measures could be taken in the interest of the academy. The committee appointed was as follows: Maynard Ladd '94, chairman; John Cranston, for the graduates; Jere Smith, Jr., for the Law School; W. B. Gage, for the senior class; H. P. Nelson, for the junior class; C. D. Booth, for the sophomore class; and L. O. O'Brien, for the freshman class...
Competitive debate to elect three speakers to represent Harvard in the Sixth Harvard-Yale Debate to occur at New Haven on or about April...
...states that towns, parishes and like legally defined districts, shall have the right to elect their public teachers. This practically excludes the church, for it only has a legal character when connected with some legally constituted society. The church and the parish often vote on different sides, and in all such cases the power is in the hands of the parish as a legal body...