Word: grammars
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Athletic Committee decided this morning unanimously after a long conference that Cutts was eligible to play. The chief testimony was that of Mr. Charles S. Crossman, Head Master of the Harvard College Grammar School, who gave his affidavit that Cutts was paid for his services as a mathematics instructor alone, and received no compensation whatever for coaching the athletic teams or giving instruction in physical culture or work done in the gymnasium at the school...
...institution for the collegiate instruction of women in connection with the University, and he was one of the first directors of the Annex, which has since become Radcliffe College. His writings on classical subjects, however, have done most to make him known. The Allen and Greenough Latin Grammar has had a very wide use in schools. He has also edited editions of Caesar, Cicero, Virgil, Horace and Livy, and was an active contributor to various periodicals and to the proceedings of many learned societies. His other works include an Analysis of the Latin Subjunctive, privately issued in 1870, and frequent...
...geology; L. W. Riddle '02, botany and zoology; J. A. O'Reilly '02, chemistry; C. M. Olmsted '03, physics; F. B. Hoffman '03, free hand drawing; H. D. Stickney, '02, banjo; F. W. Peabody '03, social club; M. J. Bach '02, geography; R. G. Wellington '02, grammar; W. A. Hadden '03, algebra; G. S. Meem '02, mechanical drawing...
...most popular courses have been the elementary ones, grammar, arithmetic and spelling, and special interest has been shown in the three Spanish classes. The courses in music have attracted many, some of whom have shown considerable ability. There has been a slight increase over last year in the attendance in all the classes except those in dancing. The number of those who join for library privileges is steadily increasing and the library has become one of the best patronized departments...
...teachers, in the New York public schools will be held at the Hall of the Board of Education, corner of Park avenue and 59th street, New York, on April 8 and 9, commencing at 9 a.m. The examinations will be on secondary subjects such as are taught in the grammar and high schools. Candidates who pass these examinations will be given a place on the "eligible list" and may be appointed to positions at any future time. College graduates without teaching experience may now secure licenses as junior teachers with an initial salary of $900 a year...