Word: grouped
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Group I--When tickets are for personal use; Class I will include all applications for one seat only, (cheering section; applications for these seats are non-transferable.) (a) Holders of yellow (undergraduate) season tickets. (b) Undergraduates, (c) Graduates, Officers of the University, and members of graduate departments. Class II will include applications for two seats only. Class II has same subdivision as Class I. Class III will include all applications for three or four seats. Class III has same subdivision as class...
...Group A, at 3 o'clock--T. G. Aspinwall, A. Cammack, J. R. Chaplin, J. F. Day, H. P. Fowler, A. King, R. B. Lanier, G. Mather, H. N. Platt, J. S. Reed, E. B. Robins, E. A. H. Watson, L. Wulsin, G. G. Zabriskie...
...Group B, at 3.30 o'clock--E. E. Bennett, C. A. L. Binger, M. H. Dall, N. S. Davis, B. B. Early, W. Lipmann, R. L. Lyon, C. D. Osborne, S. A. Sargent, S. L. Smith, S. Spring, F. L. Steele...
...Group C, at 4 o'clock--H. S. Appleton, W. R. Buxton, I. Davis, G. S. Deming, P. R. Dickson, T. W. Ellis, M. M. Johnston, E. H. Jose, Jr., F. W. Marvin, F. R. Maxwell, H. V. Morgan, G. M. Pinney, J. P. Rice, B. Strong, M. Waide, D. L. Webster...
...reads these stories, even though there be in them good characterization and some telling phrase. Good touches like this in "A Committee of Three" are frequent. The writer says of a three cornered conversation: "Two is company, but three is a difficult peculiarity. In order for a group of three to talk comfortably there must be a leader, a follower, and a sharpshooter." The editorials touch briefly on "The Harvard Man Again" and "The Amateur Spirit." They are interesting, but surely the English, especially in the first one, needs a little attention. In other words, the number is entertaining...