Word: steen
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...conference of presidents of the Christian Associations in the Eastern colleges met for the second day in Brooks House yesterday. In the morning sessions J. E. Steen '04 of Princeton, led the discussion on "The Duties of the Association President;" W. H. Webber, of Wesleyan, on "The Relations of the President;" and A. B. Parson '03, Harvard, on the "Use of Committees." In the afternoon session questions relating to Bible study and to membership were taken up. Together with the delegates of the Episcopal societies, a joint conference of philanthropic and religious work was held in the evening. The leaders...
...House tonight, tomorrow and Saturday. The first meeting will come tonight at 7 o'clock . The purpose o the conference is to study and compare moral and religious questions and opportunities o the different colleges represented. The following delegates will be among those who will lead discussions: J. E. Steen '03, Princeton; W. W. Webber, Wesleyan; R. H. Edwards '01, Yale; W. T. Diack '03, Williams; J. Holmes '01, Brown; J. C. McCracken '01, Pensnylvania; O. G. Frantz '03 and A. B. Parson '03, Harvard; H. P. Anderson and A. B. Williams, International committee. The sessions of the conference will...
...Sims '02, has resigned from the Princeton debating team for the Yale debate, and his place will be taken by J. S. Steen...
...Chandler '01 will give their opening speeches in the order named, and in rebuttal the order will be the same. C. P. McCarthy '02 is alternate. For Princeton the main speeches will be given by W. A. Babson '01, W. E. Hope '01 and R. S. Steen '01. The alternates are A. J. Byles '03, F. W. Fort '01, S. B. Scott 1G., and R. W. Sutton '01. The main speeches will be twelve minutes in length, the rebuttal speeches five. The judges will be: Gen. A. D. Andrews, T. L. James and J. E. Parsons, all of New York...
Robert Service Steen '01 has twice been on teams that have defeated Yale in debating. Together with Babson, he will represent the American Whig Society in the Lynde Debate this year. He also has won several prize debates -- the Competitive Debate, the Junior Prize Debate, the Class of 1876 Prize Debate, and the Baird Prize for Disputation. He lives in Philadelphia, and prepared for college at the Hamilton School in that city