Word: ranke
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...costume. The classes marched in order, dressed in duck trousers and straw hats with their class ribbons. Ninety-six was headed by Alfred Borden, the chief marshal of the second division, with E. W. Ames as his aid. E. G. Knoblauch, the Class Ivy Orator, was in the front ranks carrying his class's huge graduating cap of orange and black. Ninety-seven was led by Marshal J. W. Dunlop and his aids, E. N. Wrightington, Arthur Beale, W. L. Garrison, and Arnold Scott. A large white placard, on which were the words "What would Cambridge do without...
...good standing as far as they go, at the same time do not represent the University in the general way that should be demanded of those to whom the "H" is granted. There is no system of colors in use here as in the English universities by which athletic rank may be distinguished and because of that very fact, and the fact that the only means of rewarding a man for his successful efforts in making a team is by the granting of an "H," it is all the more important that its value should be carefully guarded and preserved...
...Storey entered the University in the fall of 1862 in the regular academic freshman class. He graduated in 1866 and began the study of law, and has risen to the foremost rank at the Massachusetts bar. He has served the University as a member of the Board of Overseers for many years...
...bicycle races shall be counted as a whole upon the following basis, viz.; Five points for the college or university winning the highest aggregate of points in these races; two points for the second college, and one point for the third in rank...
...national legislator, he made a reputation for earnest, manly and broad statesmanship which has reflected credit upon the state which he represented. He attained the foremost rank in the legal profession in Massachusetts, and remained in active practice until his last illness...