Word: alan
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...next season was adopted: May 18, Pennsylvania at Haverford; May 21, Harvard at Philadelphia; May 23, Harvard at Haverford. The championship for 1897 was formally awarded to Harvard. The election of officers resulted as follows: President, Howard H. Lowrey, Haverford; vice-president, Richard Haughton, Harvard; secretary and treasurer, Alan T. Henry, Pennsylvania...
...HERBERT SHANNON, "KENNETH L. MARK, "CLARENCE ALAN MCGREW, "For the Club...
...CLARENCE ALAN MCGREW.March...
Although Stevenson was not a novelist, he might have given us a dramatic scene of the first rank. He has never come near the dynamic quality which appears in the dramatic scenes of great novels, except in the meeting between David and Alan in "Kidnapped." He was an admirable story teller. He never made digressions; he went into an analysis of his characters; and he had no theories of life to set forth. There is often a lack of unity in his stories, but this is probably due to his failing health. "Kidnapped" and "David Balfour" are clearly the best...
...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...