Word: seconde
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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Competitions for 1923 crew managers and second assistant University manager will also begin Monday evening, all candidates being summoned to report at Randolph 32 at 7 o'clock. Successful candidates will receive numerals and make the annual trip to New London. Previous experience will not be necessary for candidates for managerial positions. The competition will last 12 weeks...
...University will be represented by R. H. Snow '20, captain of this year's team; S. H. Ordway, Jr., '21, and W. R. Brewster '22. Snow has fenced on the team for three years and is an unusually reliable man on the defense. This is Ordway's second year of University fencing. Brewster, who is a left-hander, has made unusual progress and should show up to advantage during the coming season. The substitutes will be G. P. Howard '20 and J. S. Barss '22. E. K. Warren '20, one of the most promising members of the University squad, will...
Beginning next Monday Professor R. H. Lord '06 will open his course in general Russian history, History 15, as a half-course for the second half year. Owing to the great significance of recent events in Russia, Professor Lord plans to devote especial attention to the modern phases of the question. During last term he had reached the end of the reign of Catherine the Great in 1796. By speeding up in the early part of next semester, he hopes to devote at least the last six weeks to developments in Russian History during the twentieth century...
...second collection consists of a number of early books printed in Germany, France and Italy by famous printers of those countries, none bearing a date inter than 1500. These are exhibited in connection with the Business School...
...scholarship has been established at the University in memory of William J. Buckminster of the Class of 1835. The scholarship is established by a bequest of $5000 from the estate of William Bradley Buckminster '70. This is the second scholarship founded by Mr. Buckminster, the first being in memory of his son, Morey Willard Buckminster...