Word: chairmanship
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...competition for the chairmanship of the sub-committees of the 1916. Finance Committee has ended. H. Amory, of Boston, who collected $46, is chairman of the first sub-committee: A. Dixen. 3d. of Chicago, III., with $43, is chairman of second sub-committee; W. C. Boyden, Jr., of Winnetka, III., with $61, is chairman of the third, and S. L. Kuhn, of Cincinnati, O., with $56.51, is chairman of the fourth. Though the collection of dues has so far been fairly successful, there are still many Sophomores who have contributed nothing to the class fund. It will be the duty...
...dues collected from the class of 1916 amount to over $100 less than those collected last year. If the class entertainments are to be nearly as good as those of last year, much more money must be contributed. The Competition for chairmanship of the sub-committees will close on December 11. At the present time J. J. Cronin '16 leads the first sub-committee, A. Dixon '16 the second, W. C. Boyden '16 the third, and C. C. Lund '16 the fourth. The highest man in the competition is W. C. Boyden...
...found time to accept various public duties. His service to the state for the prevention and cure of tuberculosis was remarkable. Although past middle life, he never hesitated when the needs of the Commonwealth called him, and gave up a toilsome and exacting profession to accept a chairmanship of the State Board for Relief and Control of Tuberculosis, which entailed duties, if possible, more toilsome. His work on the Harvard Corporation was distinguished by the same thoroughness and comprehensive interest as he showed in his profession. His special committee had to do with the Boston Museum of Fine Arts...
...Harvard Rowing Committee, under the chairmanship of Mr. R. F. Herrick '90, contracted with A. P. Homer, of Boston, for the purchase of a new launch of unique design especially planned for crew coaching. It will be constructed by the Bath Marine Construction Company, in whose offices the plans were drawn. The launch is to be a V-bottomed boat 30 feet by 5 feet 6 inches, equipped with a four-cylinder 18-25 H.P. Sterling engine of the most improved type, including among other accessories a Bosch magneto and a rear starter, the guaranteed speed being 16 miles...