Word: haar
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...December 13, 1907, on a subject chosen with the approval of the French Department: "Resolved, That the French government was justified in passing the Separation Act." G.I. Lewis '08, A.C. Lurie '09, and P.L. Butler '09 were chosen to speak on the affirmative; and A. Horwitz '10, D. Haar '11, and C.H. Raymond '10 on the negative. The affirmative speakers were coached by E.R. Lewis '08; the negative speakers by L.L. Sharfman 1L. The judges--Professor C.H.C. Wright '91, of the French Department, Professor II. B. Huntington '97, and Mr. S. Curtis '05, of the English Department--awarded the decision...
...subject for debate was "Resolved, That a national divorce law is desirable," in the discussion of which the question of constitutionality was barred. The team which represented the University was composed of J. W. Finkel, B. S. Ulrich, and D. Haar, and was coached by A. H. Elder 1L.; and the Yale team was made up of M. A. Hall, C. I, Stix and L. T. Bates. W. W. Wynkoop, Yale '08, presided at the debate, and the judges were Professor George M. Dutcher of Wesleyan, Professor William Kirk of Brown, and Professor Horace Marvin of Princeton...
...following scholarships for 1907-08 have also been awarded: Class of 1867 Scholarship, to F. S. Wyner '11; Mary L. Whitney Scholarship to K. L. Bennett '11; Joseph Eveleth Scholarship, to R. E. Brady Sp. and D. Haar...
...final trials for the Freshman debating team held last night in Dane Hall the following men were chosen for the first team: J. W. Finkel, of Boston, Mass., D. Haar, of New York, N. Y., and B. S. Ulrich, of Springfield, Ill. The second team is composed of M. W. Cox, G. D. Howie, and W. F. Ryan...
...were conducted in the form of a debate on the question, "Resolved, That a National Divorce Law is desirable." Each man spoke for twelve minutes, and gave a five-minute rebuttal. The affirmative side was upheld by B. S. Ulrich, G. D. Howie, and W. F. Ryan, while D. Haar, J. W. Finkel, and M. W. Cox spoke for the negative. The judges were A. H. Elder 1L., W. M. Shohl 3L., and M. C. Leckner...