Word: fille
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Third Sergeant, R. R. Upton; First Corporal, L. P. W. Marvin; Second Corporal, B. M. Allen; Seventh Corporal, H. B. Treeman; Eighth Corporal, Forest Shepard. The positions of third lieutenant, fourth and fifth sergeants, and third, fourth, fifth and sixth corporals are as yet unfilled, and the men to fill these positions will be selected from the ranks by competition. The equipment of Company F, Second Regiment will be made use of for the present, but if the company is successful an equipment will be furnished by the government. An hour's drill will be held twice a week...
...question of remedying this inconsistency is one which the Administrative Board has under consideration. Every man who left college early at the Christmas recess, without leave, was required to fill out a blank stating the reasons of his early departure. The cases of all these men were taken under consideration and a number of them were found to have reasonable excuses. As a rule excuse was granted to men who lived at a great distance, men coming from the West or South, provided they did not leave unreasonably early. A large number of cases, however, showed that...
...officers of the W. A. C. have promised to arrange the games so that the Harvard contestants can get through in time to return by this late train. The entries close tomorrow and Mr. Lathrop desires the men, who expect to compete and have not yet entered, to fill out their blanks today...
...election of officers for the Glee Club was held last Friday afternoon to fill the vacancy made by the resignation of the recently elected President C. T. Dole, who has left college to enter business. S. E. Marvin '93 was made president; R. H. Bowles '93, vice-president, and H. A. Cutler '94, treasurer. The other offices remain as lately announced in the CRIMSON...
...Farr, a graduate of Harvard, has been appointed assistant professor of geology at Cornell to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Professor J. F. Williams...