Word: elected
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...athletics at Cornell is rapidly increasing. The association has just been given a field with money for grading and laying out base ball and foot ball fields, a track, and tennis courts. There are four athletic directors from each class (the naval, foot ball, base ball and athletic) who elect the captains and officers of their various teams, besides two men, usually of the junior and senior directors to represent the college...
...regular meeting of the Harvard Union last night, Mr. Tileston, '90 was elected a member. The society then proceeded to elect officers. For president, Messrs. C. P. Blainey, D. C. Torrey, and E. S. Griffing were nominated. Griffing was elected, getting eleven votes out of twenty. For vice president, Mr. C. P. Blaney was unanimously elected. For treasurer and secretary, Mr. George P. Costigan was re-elected unanimously. Mr. Dodge read a report for the vice-president, stating that in the past half year the Union has held seven meetings, elected eleven new members, and had at each debate from...
...present senior board of the CRIMSON will retire immediately after the mid-year examinations and the work of publication will then devolve upon the underclass editors. It has been customary in past years to elect one freshman editor before that time, and that custom will be maintained this year. Thus far there has been very little competition for the position and only two or three men have signified their desire to try for it. Probably a false idea of the amount of work required deters many men from trying. The work is not excessive and is amply repaid...