Word: succeeding
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...examples of this phase of work. The latest addition to the number is the Harvard International Law Club. Its founders intend to make it a permanent institution at Harvard. It has a distinct field to cover; with so clearly defined an object the new club can hardly fail to succeed...
Jesse Riggs '92, who was elected to succeed Poe as captain of Princeton's foot ball team, is about to leave college...
...large attendance at the mass meeting held in English Hall Wednesday for the election of the football officers for 1891-92. Many men were unable to obtain standing room in the hall. On motion of Capt. Poe, Max Farrend, '92, was elected president of the Association, to succeed Alan D. Wilson. In the balloting for treasurer upwards of 500 votes were cast. G. C. Frazer, '93, was elected over B. B. McAlpin, '93. The action of the executive committee in renominating C. C. Cuyler, '79, for a term of three years on the Graduate Advisory Committee was ratified...
...ball association chose its graduate committee, Professor J. W. White was selected to serve for one year, Mr. Frederick Thayer, '78, for two years, and Mr. S. E. Winslow, '85, for three years. Professor White's term has expired, and Mr. Clarence Smith, '86, who has been chosen to succeed him, will hold office during the coming three years. In this way, two men are always in office who have had the experience of former years to guide them; and the traditions and methods of the associations which they advise are always preserved. An association never has the chance...
...editorials deal with examinations, the University extension system and the question recently raised by the DAILY CRIMSON as to the advantage of the change made last June in the constitution of the Phi Beta Kappa. The paragraph on examinations does not succeed in finding a remedy for them and leaves the matter in statuquo. The one on the Phi Beta Kappa makes out a very strong argument against the recent CRIMSON editorial...