Word: met
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...rooms in the addition of 60x60 feet built last year. Without these gifts it would have been impossible to utilize the new space with the proceeds of the small building fund previously existing. Now a gift of $7,000 from Mrs. Susan C. Warren has met the difficulty to a considerable extent. $5,000 of this sum is to be used at once to fit up cases for specimens in one of the new halls. An arrangement will soon be made of the specimens in one of the galleries in the lecture hall. The Semitic collection of the University will...
...often happens that lectures at Emmanuel College are delivered in the dining hall before the tables are set for dinner. It was here under the stained glass figure of John Harvard that Mr. Winsor heard a lecture from the historian, Professor Creighton. At one of these lectures Mr. Winsor met a recent graduate of the Harvard Annex who spoke very highly of the work done in history at Emmanuel by Professor Creighton, and also spoke very warmly of the work of Professor Hart at the "Annex...
...trustees of the Chicago University met during the holidays, and adopted the plan of organization prepared and submitted by the committee on Faculties and Organization...
...members of the foot ball team except Lee and Alward (who were not in town) met last night in 16 Read's Block to elect a captain for next year. Bernard Walton Trafford, '93, full-back on the Exeter team of '88 and on the Harvard team of '89 and '90, was chosen unanimously. The new captain has had large experience in athletics; having played foot ball several years on the Fall River school teams before entering Exeter in 1888. In 1889 Trafford played catcher on the Exeter nine and the next year first base on the Harvard nine...
...hear that the Yale crew did not begin work till last Saturday. Captain Brewster, who rowed No. 3 on the crew last year, has taken charge of the men, and has been coaching them with the assistance of Stevenson, who captained the crew in '88. When the candidates met last Saturday, they started in with pretty hard work. The first crew, in which there was one of last year's men, rowed for nearly an hour. This crew was made up as follows: Stroke, S. B. Ives '93, 169 lbs.; 7, F. W. Jones...