Word: gays
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Board may well be worth more to the nation in accomplishment than a whole army corps, and Dean Gay more than a skilled tactician...
Dean Edwin F. Gay, of the Graduate School of Business Administration, has been appointed to the commission recently announced by the Council of National Defence at Washington to mobilize commercial interests of the country for effective and economical distribution of commodities during the war. The new body will be called the Commercial Economy Board, and will consist of five members, two of whom, in addition to Dean Gay, have already been selected. A. W. Shaw of Chicago will head the board as chairman, and Wallace D. Simmons, president of the Simmons Hardware Company of St. Louis is the third member...
...Dean Gay is the second University professor appointed to an economic board at Washington this year, the other being Professor F. W. Taussig '79, who is now serving as chairman of the Federal Tariff Commission in Washington. He has a wide reputation as an economist and since receiving his degree of A.B. from the University of Michigan in 1892 has been honored by that of Ph.D. from the University of Berlin in 1902. He was appointed instructor in economics in the University in 1902, assistant professor in 1906, and in 1908 was made dean of the Graduate School of Business...
...individual championship in the tourney was won by T. P. Jeter, captain of the Navy team, who finished the meet with only one reverse. E. R. Gay '19, whose fencing throughout was of a high order, was the only contestant who succeeded in defeating...
Captain W. H. Russell '18 was not up to his usual form, losing three matches on Friday, but showed much improvement the following day, when he defeated the Yale captain, Pflieger. He tied with Gay and Allison of Columbia, the only man to defeat all the University fencers, for third place, with nine bouts won and three lost. R. G. Crimmins defeated Pflieger and had a final record of eight victories and four defeats. The standing of the teams was as follows: Won Lost Navy, 27 9 Harvard, 26 10 Columbia, 18 18 Yale, 16 20 Penn...