Word: sterne
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Adams to Piper (inclusive), Geol. Lect. Rm. Porter to Young, Zool. Lect. Rm. Zoology 9, Zool. Mus., rm. 1 Geology 10, Sever 6 Hygiene 1, Lower Mass. 2 30 P. M. Education 2, Lower Mass. English 28: (Assignment of Rooms--English 28.) Acosta to Souther (inclusive), Upper Mass. Stern to Woodbury, Lower Mass. Examinations Monday. Latin 1, Sever 18 Latin 6, Sever 23 Class Phil. 45, Sever 18 English 2, Sever 35 & 29 English 24, Holden German B, University 19 French 2aII, Sever 5, 6, 17 French 2c, Upper Mass. French 12, Holden French 15, Holden History 9, Harvard...
...Stern...
...FOSTER.--Catchings, Kirtland, Cheney, Peirce, Stern, Hall, Sargent, Dyer, Korbhauser, Chandler, Dickerman, E. E. Thomas, Pettingell, Dibble, V. Custis, Jennings, Baker, E. A. Sherman, R. M. Brown, Swift...
...Hunter, F. Ingalls, A. Kendall, K. M. Kidder, E. A. Kracke, E. B. Krumbhaar, C. C. Lane, G. Lawton, C. W. Lewis, P. Lorillard, 3d, O. C. Mackay, S. Plummer, S. L. Roberts, A. de Roode. F. D. Roosevelt, L. H. Schoff, K. K. Smith, W. W. Stern, A. A. Thayer, A. L. Thayer, W. L. Tufts, H. S. Welsh, J. Wertheimer, M. W. Wolff...
...shell designed for the University crew by Mr. Clinton H. Crane was tried for the first time yesterday afternoon. The boat is finer at the bow, wider in the stern, and much more shallow than those built on the old model. The shell is not expected to have extraordinary speed. But it was calculated that if the lines could be made some-what finer without rendering the boat correspondingly unsteady an increase of speed amounting to a couple of seconds in the mile would result. In yesterday's trial the boat appeared to be very steady. Although it is fully...