Word: cross
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...right of the hall, is intended for the curator's office, and that on the left will be occupied by the staircase. On the second and third floors will be exhibition rooms, seventy-four by thirty feet, lighted from the north and south sides only, in order to avoid cross lights. In the second story of the projection will be a small lecture room, and in the basement will be the store rooms...
...final cross country run for the championship of the University, held yesterday afternoon, was won by D. Grant 2M: in 28 minutes 13 4-5 seconds, O. W. Richardson 1L. was a close second, and H. B. Clark '01, third...
...open handicap cross country run tomorrow is open to Harvard and other New England college men, but only thirteen entries have been received. Handsome silver prizes will be given to the winners. The following six Harvard men are entered: A. W. Blakemore 3L., D. Grant 2M., H. W. Foote 2Dv., F. B. Taylor 1L., O. W. Richardson 1L., J. A. Knowles...
...Faculty meeting held last Tuesday, the Toppan prize of $150 was awarded to Arthur Lyons Cross '95, now instructor in the University of Michigan, for an "Essay on the Angelican Episcopate and the American Colonies." The judges were Professor Barrett Wendell, Rt. Rev. Bishop William Lawrence, D.D., and Mr. Andrew McFarland Davis...
...practice cross-country run was held yesterday afternoon with about twenty-five men participating. H. W. Foote 2Dv., was in charge of the runners. The course led down Putnam avenue, across to Longwood Bridge, by Beacon street, Harvard Bridge, and back to Cambridge by Massachusetts avenue. The break was made on Broadway at the top of Dana Hill. H. B. Clark '01, won the break, with H. S. Knowles '02, second. As this was only a practice run, no prizes were given...