Word: naming
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...members of the University, whether members of the Weld Boat Club or not, who wish to row in the singlesculling race on May 6 must leave cards bearing name and class with janitor before 7 p. m. Tuesday. Captains of organized fours now rowing from the Weld must leave names and classes according to above directions. No entrance fee will be charged...
...Cercle decided to have a silver membership medal struck. On the face of the medal will be five small shields, the centre one the shield of Harvard, the others representing France at different epochs. The reverse of the medal will bear the member's name in a wreath...
...classmates. The sophomore class now have a chance at their coming dinner to become more generally acquainted with each other. It has been suggested that between the courses the men sitting on one side of a table should file around past the other tables, each man telling his own name and finding out that of the men seated there. By this means every man present would meet every other, except those sitting on the same side of his table. Such a scheme may be ridiculed as being Quixotic; it may be argued that it would take too long and that...
...Field set out for them; the bases for the diamonds on Soldiers may be obtained from the janitor in charge of the Locker building any time this afternoon. Balls may be obtained at the Crimson office by the captains, who will have to sign for them, giving their own name and that of their team. Captains are also reminded that they must hand in the scores of the games before 7 o'clock to have them counted...
...students of the University may compete for the cup who are entitled to compete in intercollegiate games. The student winning the cup shall have his name engraved thereon and shall be entitled to keep the cup until the next competition. The handicaps shall be as follows: Men in the first year that they are entitled to compete for the University shall receive 20 yards; men in the second year that they are so entitled 10 yards; men in the third year 5 yards; men in the fourth year shall start from scratch...