Word: lane
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...Physics,1, Upper Dane Chemistry 8, Lawrence 1 Geology 17, Geol. Mus. rm. 52. Mining 1, Univ.19 Latin B1: Assignment of rooms (Latin B1.) Abbott to MacNutt (inclusive), Sever 29 Mayo to Wood, Sever 30 French 18: Assignment of rooms (French 18.) Acosta to Kellogg (inclusive), Sever 23 Lane to Zanetti, Sever 24 History 13: Assignment of rooms (History 13.) Alexander to Rosenthal (inclusive), Upper Mass Ruby to Wolff, Lower Mass Physics C: Assignment of rooms (Physics C.) Ackerman to Kimball, Zoological Lecture Room Lacy to Sherman, Pierce 209 Smith to Woodward, Pierce 212 2 p.m. Comp. Lit. 12, (Univ...
...meeting of the Memorial Society last night the resignation of Professor C. E. Norton, '46, as president, was accepted, and the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Professor G. H. Palmer '64; vice-president, W. C. Lane '81; secretary, A. Forbes '04; treasurer, R. C. Ware '04; archivist, A. D. Ficke...
Wolf's Head--S. N. Baldwin, Naugatuck, Conn.; G. A. Mohiman, Brielle, N. J.; J. E. Woodruff, Brooklyn, N. Y.; A. Havemeyer, New York; J. H. Brewster. Jr., Hartford; Conn.; H. Drummond, New York; J. A. Moorhead, Allegheny, Pa.; G. T. Lane, Troy, N. Y.; T. L. Jefferson, Jr., Louisville, Ky.; A. W. Gray, Middletown Springs, Vt.; W. B. Ely, New Haven, Conn.; F. W. Glazier, South Glastonbury, Conn.; L. H. Arnold, Jr., New York; P. S. Ney, Hartford; Conn.; E. Munson, 2d., Williamsport...
...following men qualified for the final round of the novice chess tournament, the preliminary round of which as finished Saturday: C. g. Lane '05. C. A. Brown '05. R. W. Lord '05, E. S. Bryant '04, C. French '06, and R. L. Tilney '06. Each of these men must play every other man and hand in the scores to P. S. Estes. Ware 24, before Wednesday, May 27. The Chess Club has offered cups as first and second prizes...
...first of the courses of public lectures before the University provided for by the gift of Mr. Gardiner M. Lane '81, will be given next year by Dr. S. H. Butcher, Professor of Greek in the University of Edinburgh. His subject to be later more definitely announced, will be some topic in connection with Greek literature and history. Professor Butcher, who was formerly Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, is widely known in this country through his writings. These include a series of essays entitled "Some Aspects of the Greek Genius," "Aristotle's Theory of Poetry and Fine...