Word: triangular
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...representatives of the debating interest of Harvard, Yale Princeton will be held at New Haven this morning to discuss changes in the debating systems at present in use in the three universities. F. B. Wagner 3L., the Harvard representative, will submit a plan now in use by the triangular league composed of Pennsylvania, Columbia and Cornell, by which all three universities debate upon the same subject on the same date. Each university enters two teams, one of which debates at home, the other away, one team supporting the affirmative of the question under discussion, the other the negative. Under this...
Professor J. M. Peirce will give Mathematics 7a, on Triangular, Co-ordinates of Points and Lines in a Plane, and 9a, on The Application of Quaternions to the Dynamics of Particles and Rigid Bodies. Two new courses on the planets and higher geometry will be given by Mr. Whittemore and Mr. Coolidge respectively. Three courses in this department will be dropped and sixteen omitted...
Professor J. M. Peirce offers course 7a (triangular co-ordinates: algebraic plane curves; cubies); course 8 (dynamics of rigid bodies) as a full course; course 9b (a new course on the application of quaternions to the theory of enrves and surfaces); course 20a (linear associative algebra). Professor Byerly offers course 20b (a new course on recent contributions to the ellipsoidal harmonie analysis). Professor Osgood offers either course 14b2 (Galois's theory of equations) or course 17hf. (theory of functions, advanced course). Professor Bocher offers course 30 (a newly arranged full course of linear differential equations, total and partial). Dr. Bouton...
...December 30, the triangular chess league composed of Cornell, Brown and Pennsylvania, issued a challenge to the league composed of Harvard, Yale, Columbia, and Princeton for a team match to be played between the leagues by teams composed of six men. The challenge was accepted and the match was held at the Manhattan Chess Club on December 31. The quadrangular league was represented by Adams, Yale; Bridgman. Harvard; Tucker, Columbia; Carr, Harvard; Schoonmaker, Princeton; and Sandiford, Yale. Only one round was played, the triangular league winning by a score of 3 to 2. The sixth game, between Tucker of Columbia...
...score was as follows: TRIANGULAR. QUADRANGULAR. Rand, Cor., 1 Adams, Y., 0 Mitchell, Cor., 1 Bridgman, H., 0 Kirkpatrick, Pa., - Tucker, Col., - Faught, Pa., 0 Carr, H., 1 Waters, B., 1 Schoonmaker, Pr., 0 Price, B., 0 Sandiford, Y., 1 Totals...