Word: spoke
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Edward G. Buckland, former professor of the Yale Law School and at present vice-president of the New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad, spoke in Emerson A last evening on "The Obligations of Corporation Directors." After defining the three kinds of corporations, private, quasi-public, and public, Mr. Buckland went on to explain the principal duties and obligations of the directors of a private and quasi-public corporation...
...Brickley '15, who spoke next, said that the deciding factors in the victories of the University were the Haughton System and spirit. He expressed his appreciation of the help given him in captaining the team by all the other Seniors, and stated that he was glad that, by being sick, he had been able to give the men such a leader as Trumbull...
...Trumbull '15 spoke almost entirely on the splendid spirit of the eleven, defining it as a desire to help the other man on account of sincere friendship. E. W. Mahan '16 laid stress on the points brought out by the speakers preceding...
...Arthur Woods '92, police commissioner of New York City spoke interestingly in the Union last night on the problems that confront a policeman in New York and of the imperfect conditions under which a body of 11,000 men has to control a population of five and a half millions, two and a half millions of which are foreigners. He spoke of the various methods of policeing the city and told of his experiences as deputy commissioner six years ago. "One of the most striking things about New York crime," said Mr. Woods, "is the fact that a large proportion...
...first meetings of the University and Freshman hockey squads last evening, 72 candidates for the University team and 65 Freshmen reported. Coach Winsor and Captain W. H. Claflin '15 outlined the work of the coming season and Dr. Channing Frothingham '02 spoke on the correct methods of training and of the value...