Word: five
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1900-1909
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...members will be assigned to each side of the question. These four men will investigate the subject and will prepare short speeches to open the debate, and thus give the other members a basis for further argument. Every speaker, however, will be restricted to la speech of five minutes...
...second of the five chamber concerts arranged for this year will be given by the Kneisel Quartet, assisted by Miss Edith Thompson, this evening at 8 o'clock in the Lecture Room of the Fogg Museum. The program will be: Trio in D minor, for piano, violin, and violin cello, A. Arensky; from quartet in G minor, op. 10, C. A. Debussy; quartet in A major, op. 41, No.3, Schumann...
...photographs entered for the intercollegiate contest to be held during March and April will be exhibited first in Cambridge, and then at other colleges. Each college enters 50 photographs, and three first prizes and five honorable mentions are awarded to the best individual pictures. Harvard has won the intercollegiate competition or the past three years...
...Twenty-five men reported at the trials for the chorus of "Agamemnon" yesterday evening. The following were retained for further trial: M. Adelsheim '09, G. Bettman 2L., E.N. Fales '08, N.B. Groton '07, B.M. Langstaff '08, S.B. Luce '09, R.V. Magers 1G., H.H. Perry '07, J.J. Rowe '07, S.F. Strothers sC., J.L. Swarts '07. F.H. Birch 2L. has been appointed leader of the chorus, for which twelve men will finally be retained. Mr. J.E. Lodge, the composer of the chorus music, Professor C.B. Gulick '90, Professor W.F. Harris '91, Professor A.A. Howard '82, Mr. W.A. Locke '69, Professor M.H. Morgan...
...system of dormitory crews, inaugurated this year, proved very successful. Sixteen crews in all, with an average of 15 daily, rowed for a period of five weeks. At the end of this time the three day bumping races were found to be a very satisfactory way of showing the relative strength of the crews, and had the advantage of allowing every crew to row every day, even when beaten. Besides being a pleasure to the men involved, the races were of value to the University, for the coaches have watched the work of each man, and it is probable that...