Word: fille
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...resignation of Dr. J. M. Manley, who is to be an instructor in the English Department at Brown, was read and accepted, and G. H. Parker '87, L. S. S., was elected as his successor. W. L. Phelps, Yale '87, and Dr. T. W. Harris were elected to fill vacancies on the executive committee. The following men were elected members of the society: W. B. Carpenter, B. L. M. Underwood, T. T. Davis, W. E. Phillips, J. G. Owens, A. A. Berle, Mark Bailey, David Spencer, D. S. Miller, G. R. Mathews, R. E. Edes, P. R. Reynolds, making...
...SENIORS.- Mr. Tupper wishes it clearly understood that unless men are photographed at once he will be unable to place their pictures in the class album or fill any orders as agreed. Also those who intend to have their rooms photographed should make appointments immediately, as better results are obtained while the sun is south...
...SENIORS.- Mr. Tupper wishes it clearly understood that unless men are photographed at once he will be unable to place their pictures in the class album or fill any orders as agreed. Also those who intend to have their rooms photographed should make appointments immediately, as better results are obtained while the sun in south...
...February is an interesting sketch of George E. Woodberry, Harvard '77, already one of the most widely known of young American literary men. In college he was an editor of the Advocate, to which he contributed some of his first poems. After graduation he was twice called to fill a chair in the University of Nebraska, but in 1882 he returned to his home at Beverly. Between this time and 1885 appeared his "History of Wood Engraving;" an edition of the "North Shore Watch;" and his life of "Edgar Allan Poe." In 1885 and again in 1889 he visited Italy...
Since the resignation of Professor Carter in 1881, the chair of German at Yale has been vacant until day before yesterday when Professor Arthur H. Palmer of the Western Reserve University of Cleveland, O., was elected to fill the vacancy. Professor Palmer was graduated at the Western Reserve in 1879 and has long been at the head of the department of German in that institution. Although a comparatively young man, Prof. Palmer is a man of great breadth of mind and extraordinary critical ability. His ten years' experience as a professor on the Western Reserve and his erudition well...