Word: supporters
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Sophomore trials in Upper Dane, the following six men were retained: J. S. Davis, G. W. Harris, H. B. Platt, G. I. Lewis, W. J. Mack, B. M. Nussbaum. The first three mentioned have been chosen by lot to support the affirmative and the latter three for the negative, on Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock in the large room in Upper Dane. These trials on Thursday will be a regular debate with 12-minute main speeches and give minutes of rebuttal for each man. G. C. Good '09 presided yesterday, and the judges were R. M. Davis...
...quadrennial gatherings of this Movement in the number of delegates present, and the number of institutions represented; and was by all accounts superior to any preceding convention in the amount of information furnished about Christian missions, in impressive testimony to their usefulness and in the enthusiasm aroused for the support of missionary enterprise in all parts of the world...
...higher learning in America and foreign countries. About 150 student volunteers who have completed their preparation declared their intention of going to foreign posts before January 1, 1907. On Thursday evening subscriptions to the amount of about $90,000 were raised in a few minutes' time for the support of the Student Volunteer Movement...
...been falsifying, he accepts. El Boticario, the second, challenges him to a duel with two pills, one poison and the other harmless. Narciso immediately drives him out of the room. The third, El Quidam, proposes that, as his wife is in love with Narciso, he may as well support her and he pretends that he has forgotten his own and his wife's names. At a signal from Ramon, Juana returns with the bouquet of hyacinths, and El Quidam then remembers his wife's name. Don Narciso immediately sees that the tables have been turned and that...
...final trials to select the team to debate against. Yale will be held in Upper Dane this evening at 7.30 o'clock. J. A. Harley '06, A. H. Elder '07 and A. P. Matthew 1L. will support the affirmative, and G. W. Hinckley 3L., J. W. Russell '06 and C. A. Small 2L.; the negative of the question, "Resolved, That it would be for the best interests of New York City to own its street railway system...