Word: west
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...could well be imagined. The opening article is a study of "Education in the Preparatory Schools," written by Charles Francis Adams, '56 and William W. Goodwin, '51. It is surprising to a westerner to hear of President Charles F. Thwing's writing of "Harvard and Yale in the West" but he treats the whole subject and really deals with the west; not with Ohio alone as might have been supposed...
...Stoughton.A STUDENT desires to sub-lease a pleasant south west corner room at 16 Oxford St. at a rent of $100 for the rest of the year. The present rent is $225 per annum. The room is near Memorial Hall and the Law School. Apply at 16 Oxford...
...class of 1853 at Yale graduated the following distinguished men: Ex. President Andrew F. White of Cornell; Justice Shiras of the United States Supreme Court bench; G. W. Smalley and J. H. Bromely of the Tribune, Edmund Clarence Steadman, Wayne McVeagh, Theodore West, the novelist; Benjamin K. Phelps, ex-district attorney of New York County; Senator Gibson, and the late President G. H. Watson of the New Haven Railroad...
...Harvard representatives in the intercollegiate chess tournament have received from the management one hundred complementary tickets for the opening exercises of the intercollegiate tournament. These will take place on Tuesday, December 27 at 2.30 at the Berkeley School Armory, No. 20 West 44th Street. Mr. George L. Rivers Columbia '68, will make the introductory remarks. J. Walter Smith, Harvard '94, will read a poem, and the presentation of the cup by Hon. Chauncey M. Depew, Yale '56 will follow...
...successful journey. This trip has now become an expected annual occurrence and in some respects it is of no little importance. It is doubtful whether the club is in greater interest in Harvard to the extent of drawing more men here. Probably few students come here from the west because they have heard the Harvard Glee Club sing. But the club exerts good influence in drawing graduates together for a familiar entertainment that brings backs many pleasant recollections. It keeps alive Harvard spirit and interest among her graduates and from this point of view the trip of the club...