Word: appointment
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...CRIMSON board is the resignation of Messrs. A. J. Cumnock, '91, and E. C. Moen, '91, as correspondents. We thank them for their constant interest in the paper and their co-operation in raising it to a more influential position in athletics. It has been decided to appoint no new correspondents; but this decision does not indicate a change of policy. The CRIMSON will still appeal to its former correspondents and other experts for criticisms and reports in their specialties, and is confident of finding as ready a response from them as it always has in the past...
...candidates do not seem to show any extraordinary ability not evinced by those of previous nines. Hereto it has been the custom for the class or the candidates for the nine to elect a temporary captain, but this custom will be departed from this year. Captain Linn will himself appoint the temporary captain when the proper time comes, and late in the year the members of the nine will elect a permanent captain. Several of the candidates for the freshman nine were captains of last year's preparatory school nines, among whom are Manning (captain of last year...
...Sears. The following officers of the organization were chosen: president, J. A. Lowell, '91; vice-president, G. T. Goldthwaite, '91; secretary, J. Smith '92. Mr. Cumnock moved that these officers with the captain and manager, J. W. Mariner, '91, form a committee to draft a constitution and appoint a graduate advisory committee. The motion was passed and the meeting adjourned...
Owing to the numerous requests for money that the Exeter Academy faculty has received from people to whom the academy student associations were in debt, it has been decided to appoint a treasurer from the faculty. This treasurer shall not permit bills to be contracted unless he has a sufficient amount of money to pay for the same. Mr. Fowler was appointed for all social entertainments, and Mr. Dudley, Harvard '87, is to act for the interest of the Athletic association, Tennis association, and the Glee and Banjo clubs...
...eleven new members, and had at each debate from ten to twenty speakers. The treasurer made a report to the effect that there was a surplus of $38.52 in the treasury. After the transaction of this business the Union tendered the retiring officers a vote of thanks, agreed to appoint a committee to consider the matter of getting up a debate with another college, and chose for the next debate the question: "Resolved, That Congress should remove the duty on raw wool," and proceeded with the pending debate...