Word: parallels
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Along with this main course there will be presented parallel lectures by President E. B. Andrews, Professor F. W. Taussig, Ph. D., Hon. Carroll D. Wright, Professor J. B. Clark, Ph. D., Albert Shaw, Ph. D., Professor E. J. James, Ph. D., each man giving three lectures on a subject in which he has made special research. In addition it is expected that M. H. D. Floyd, of Chicago, will give two lectures on the industrial history of the United States...
...Mellish '92. The leaders of the debate for the affirmative sought to show that the case at New Orleans was one where ordinary legal measures had proved inadequate; that the people were confronted with an appaling condition which demanded vigorous and unusual measures; and that lynch law under somewhat parallel conditions had proved beneficial in California. The leaders for the negative disputed all these points. They held that California afforded no parallel for the New Orleans affair; that such a society as the Mafia could be-suppressed by legal means; and that every man accused of murder is entitled...
...which was held last Saturday was a decided success. The high kick was won by Bishop '93, 8 ft. 7 in.; Dobson '93, second, 8 ft. 2 1-4 in. In the second event, the horizontal bar, Folsom '91, won, with Hall '94 second. Reed '93, won on the parallel bars, with Thomas '92, second. The running high jump was one of the most interesting of the events. It was very close between Sayer '93, Dobson '93, and Jones '91. Sayer finally won with a jump of 5 ft. 5 3-8 in., thus tying the Exeter indoor record. Dobson...
...class in this event. Mr. John Bowler, one of the best tumblers in the vicinity of Boston, has kindly consented to give his personal attention to all who will join this class. Under his supervision work will be carried on in general tumbling and on the horizontal bar, parallel bars, and flying rings...
After February 14th Mr. Lathrop will have classes at the gymnasium every afternoon in wrestling, tumbling, parallel bar work and horizontal bar work. The especial object of these classes is to develop men for the winter meetings, and Mr. Lathrop wishes the attendance to be large and regular...