Word: ordering
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...result of the preliminary trials for the Boylston Prizes in Elocution, the following 10 men have been chosen to contest at the public competition on Thursday, May 13. The names are arranged in alphabetical order. Hung-chen Chen '21, M. H. Dill '20, C. W. Eliot, 2d, '20, W. McH. Keyser '20, J. G. King, Jr., '20, F. G. Packard, Jr., '20, J. Segal '21, B. I. Sperling '21, J. Turkel '21, and R. Blynn Varnuni...
...scullers who are planning to enter the Carroll Cup race in the regatta of the week of May 29, and who report now at the Newell Boathouse, will be assigned to a shell for their exclusive use. This is in order that the men may get accustomed to a shell and to make it unnecessary to use a different shell each time they row. All those who are entering in the cup race, or who are planning to row in any of the singles races in the regatta may secure individual instruction from Coach Manning if they wish it. This...
...Business Department of the 1928 Red Book has announced, through the chairman. F. S. Webster, Jr., its elections to the board as a result of the competition just closed. The men elected were chosen in the following order: William Laucoln Payson of Brookline: Robert Douglas Coe, of New York. N. Y. John MacDuffle, 2d, of New York. N. Y. Herbert Lee Pratt, Jr., of Glen Cove, N. Y. Winthrop Hallowell Churchill of Milton: Russell Robb, Jr., of Concord: Pheodore Seibt Hanington, of Penver. Quincy Scwall Cabot, of New York N. Y.: Jonathan Trumball Lauman Jr., of Lawrence...
...Roosevelt, naturally a favorite with Harvard men, led the field, with Wilson and Hughes following in that order. In the preceding election, 1912, Wilson was first, Roosevelt second and Taft third. These figures clearly show that whether or not college opinion has any weight, it does express the feelings of a majority...
...result of the recent competition for the Photographic Department of the Freshman Red Book, E. S. Webster, Jr., '23, the chairman, announces that the following men have been elected to the board in this order: John Jacob Sack, of New York, N. Y., sub-chairman; John Rodgers Flather, of Lowell; John Bryant Paine, Jr., of Weston; John Malcolm Forbes, of Milton; Robert Worthington, of Dedham; Joseph Morgan Cooper, of Syracuse, N. Y.; Summer Bartlett Andrew, of Brookline; Richard Corre Bostwicks of Bronxville, N. Y.; Charles Kimball Cummings, Jr., of Boston, and John Walter Wood, Jr., of New York...