Word: fourteen
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Arts and Sciences are first to be considered. The Faculty itself has four new names on its list: Professor J. B. Thayer of the Law School, Messrs. J. J. Hayes and F. R. Robinson of the English Department and Mr. W. S. Burke of the Scientific School. There are fourteen main divisions instead of twelve under the jurisdiction of the Faculty this year. The Division, hitherto the Department of Engineering under the Division of Pure and Applied Mathematics, has been formed with Professor Hollis as Chairman, and the Chairs of Biology and Geology take the place of the old Division...
From the 1900 Weld crew fourteen men have been taken to the training table at Young's. They are: Morrill, Clark, Tilton, Glidden, Fabyan, Kernan, Hawes, Palmer, Johnston, Graham, Lee, Liver-more, Ayer, Talbot...
Every state in the Union and fourteen foreign countries are represented at Harvard...
...January, 1897, have just been published by the British Museum. Bacchylides, who is thus brought to our notice, was a contemporary and rival of Pindar and was considered by the Alexandrian critics as one of the nine greatest Greek lyric poets. Unfortunately his writings have been completely lost for fourteen hundred years and our knowledge of him has been confined to a few fragments quoted by other writers. By the discovery of this papyrus, however, which dates from 50 B. C., twenty poems of 1070 lines have been restored to us. Six of these poems are examples of a species...
...exception of the second tenors who are perhaps thus far the weakest point. The basses, especially the second basses, are doing very good work and form the real strength of the club. There are over a dozen first basses and nine good second basses, whereas there are only about fourteen tenors...