Word: election
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...prospectus of courses for 1893-4 at Yale has just been completed. Its most noticeable feature is the diminished number of required courses, accompanied by an increase in the number of electives. The whole number of courses is 147, against 128 during the present year. The chief increase is in Physics, there being seven new courses offered. By the new plan sophomores are to be offered six courses from which they shall elect five...
...reception was given in honor of the new president elect of Dartmouth College. Dr. William J. Tucker, in New York Thursday evening...
...principal disputant once in six weeks. Members of the university may become candidates for membership by speaking before the society or by being endorsed by a certain number of its members. A favorable report by the committee on membership two-thirds vote of the members are necessary to elect a new member. The following men are charter members. G. H. Alden, 1 G.; W. H. Allison, '93; A. S. Apsey, '93; W. R. Buckminster, '94; W. H. Cottrell, '93; A. H. Gordon, '93; E. L. House, '93; N. W. Howard, '93; I. W. Howerth '93; W. P. Humphreys...
...twelve men chosen at the recent competitive debate of the Harvard Union to form a nucleus for a new society met last night to elect officers and decide upon matters of administration. The officers elected were as follows: President, F. C. McLaughlin '93; Vice President, Carl Vrooman Sp.; Secretary, H. C. Lakin...
...SHAW, Sec.CRICKET. - There will be a very important meeting of the Harvard Cricket Club at 5 Linden street tonight at 7.30. Last year's team will also meet to elect a captain...