Word: fourthly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Bartholomew's Eve" by F. W. Tuttle deals with the fight of Sir Philip Sydney and the Duc d'Anjou over a woman on the eve of the terrible massacre during the reign of Charles IX of France. The fourth play, "The Stranger" is a grim tragedy of identity by A. F. Jenks, Yale...
...Princeton each gaining this honor. Cornell leads in the number of highest honors won with four wins and one tie to its credit, Harvard comes next with two wins, and two shared with Princeton in golf and tennis, Columbia third with two wins and one tie, and Princeton fourth with one championship and two ties. It is interesting to note that these are also the four colleges to win major sport titles. Johns Hopkins, New York University, Pennsylvania, and Yale each have one highest honor to their credit. Two association football titles were won, one in the spring...
...meets Haverford. These two teams are now at the bottom, Yale being sixth with four points and Haverford last with one. Should the Yale team win, however, it would the Cornell for third place; should it tie, there will be a triple tie between Yale, Columbia, and Princeton for fourth. Haverford has no chance of getting above last place, win or lose...
...fourth of this year's University teas will be held in the Parlor of Phillips Brooks House this afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock. Among others, the following members of the Faculty and their wives will be present: Professor and Mrs. W. G. Farlow, Professor and Mrs. W. S. Ferguson, Professor and Mrs. R. F. A. Hoernle, Exchange Professor Henri Lichtenberger, Professor and Mrs. Edward C. Moore, Dr. and Mrs. F. Palmer, Professor G. H. Palmer, Professor and Mrs. J. H. Ropes and Professor and Mrs. H. S. White...
...geographical distribution of the students in this year's enrolment in the University it is interesting to note that Massacusetts again easily leads in the general registration, having 1904 representatives; New York State is second with 423; Pennsylvania third with 181; Ohio fourth with 144; Illinois next with 123; New Jersey sixth with 92 and New Hampshire seventh with 71. Every state in the Union is represented, and in addition there are 108 students from 25 foreign countries, and representatives from the Canal Zone, the Hawaiian Islands, the Philippines and Porto Rico. Canada sent 37 men; China 18; Japan...