Word: ripley
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Grace G. Ward, a graduate of the College of Liberal Arts, will speak on the affirmative. Mr. Frank Hendrick of the Harvard Law School, and Miss Maud Wood '97, of Radcliffe College will speak on the negative. Judges: Professor Coman of Wellesley College, Professor Start of Tufts College, Professor Ripley of Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Open to the public...
...showed a great lack of preparation. The eight men who were chosen to speak in the final trials and are therefore eligible for the Thacher Prize are: H. Bingham, Jr., '98, K. Bruce 1900, J. K. Clark '99, C. L. Darlington '99, H. W. Fisher '98, G. M. Ripley '98, F. E. Richardson '98, B. C. Smith '99. The final trials will be held on Friday of this week...
...contestants in the preliminary trials at Yale yesterday eight men were chosen to compete in the final trials. The men were: H. Richardson '98, C. L. Darlington '99, H. G. Fisher '98, B. C. Smith '99, J. H. Clark '99, K. Bruce 1900, J. M. Ripley '98, H. Bingham...
Mention is also made of a gift of $1000 for the purchase of books by Mrs. Harriet Jackson Morse of Boston in memory of Mrs. Sarah Alden Ripley. A new scholarship, just founded, bears the name of the president, Elizabeth Cary Agassiz. The Massachusetts Society of Colonial Dames also offers for the first time a prize of not less than fifty, nor more than one hundred, dollars for the best essay of sufficient merit on some subject connected with the Colonial History of New England...
Sullivan, h.b. h.b., McKeever, Ripley...