Word: knightly
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Greek 10, Sever 35 History 13, Lower Mass. Hist. of Religions 1, Sever 29 Mathematics E: Prof. Whittemore's sect., Sever 23 Dr. Coolidge's sect., Sever 24 Mining 5, Lawrence 1 Philosophy 3, Lawrence 1 Physics 1, Lawrence 1 German 25: (Assignment of Rooms, German 25.) Ames to Knight (inclusive), Harvard 5 Knoblauch to Zabriskie (inclusive), Harvard 6 History 27: (Assignment of Rooms, History 27.) Arey to Hussey (inclusive), Sever 5 A. V. Jones to Wooley (inclusive), Sever 6 Latin BIV, V: (Assignment of Rooms, Latin BIV, V.) Dr. Pease's section IV, Sever 17 Professor Parker's section...
...Physics 1, Lawrence 1German 25: (Assignment of Rooms, German 25.) Ames to Knight (inclusive), Harvard 5Knoblauch to Zabriskie (inclusive), Harvard 6History 27: (Assignment of Rooms, History 27.) Arey to Hussey (inclusive), Sever 5A. V. Jones to Wooley (inclusive), Sever 6Latin BIV, v:(Assignment of Rooms, Latin BIV, v.)Dr. Pease's section IV, Sever 17Professor Parker's section V, Sever 18Physics C:(Assignment of Rooms, Physics C.)Adelsheim to Herron (inclusive), Zoological Lecture RoomHiggins to Merchant (inclusive), Pierce 202Milius to Stickney (inclusive), Pierce 209Strong to Woody (inclusive), Pierce...
Summary: HARVARD. TUFTS. Currie, l.f. r.f., Kimball Broun, Allen, r.f. l.f., Seede Amberg, c. c., Knight Burnham, l.g. r.g., Dwellery Brooks, r.g. l.g., Wallace...
...teams will probably line up as follows: HARVARD. TUFTS. Broun, l.f. r.f., Kimball, Boyd Currie, r.f. l.f., Seede, Dustin Amberg, c. c., Knight Burnham, l.g. r.g., Dwelley Brooks, r.g. l.g., Wallace...
...play was first produced in 1613. The earliest play written as a dramatic burlesque, it is also one of the most famous. The ridicule of the piece is directed against the melodramas of the day, and the extravagant romances which the playwrights of the time were producing. "The Knight of the Burning Pestle" appeared a little after the first English translation of Don Quixote, and there is a slight resemblance between the two in their object and manner of ridicule. The play is very cleverly and freely written and has always been extremely popular whenever produced on the stage...