Word: order
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...junior crew has been rowing regularly under the coaching of Cameron '95 and shows some improvement over its form earlier in the year. The men have an excellent leg drive, but the body work and time are still quite ragged. The order of the first crew yesterday was as follows: Stroke, Stevens; 7, Phelps; 6, Connor; 5, Kernan, Elder; 4, Hall; 3, Ladd, Kernan; 2, Cornwell; bow, Sanders...
...present there are 19 men trying for the freshman crew. The first and second crews are rowing in the following order...
Yesterday afternoon the order of the varsity crew was slightly changed, owing to the absence of Perkins. Now that Stevenson has stopped rowing, the number of candidates has been reduced to thirteen. Mumford coached the men yesterday afternoon. Following is the order in which they rowed: Goodrich, stroke; Jennings, 7; Sprague, 6; Hollister, 5; Bullard, 4; Moulton, 3; Stillman, Hayes, 2; Dunlop...
...acquired by commerce.- (a) The commercial activity is so great that it extends to all parts of the world.- (b) The natives soon imitate the conduct of traders who come among them and-(c) Traders do all they can to bring education in some form to them in order that they may learn to trade fairly and to the best advantage of all concerned.- (d) The hunt for new fields for investment and for colonization carries with it Christianity and civilization which the surrounding natives will eventually, of their own accord, and consequently more effectively, adopt...
...Tuesday evening, March 3, 1896. The opening sale of seats for the concert will be held at the Prospect Union building, 744 Massachusetts avenue, tomorrow afternoon, from five to eight o'clock. The price of reserved seats is fifty cents. Applicants for tickets will be served according to the order in which their applications are made. To avoid trouble, students or officers of the University may leave applications at the CRIMSON office addressed to Henry G. Gray...