Word: stanford
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Thomas W. Stiles, '79; P. H. Adee, '73; Walter Jennings, '80; John E. Brooks, '65; F. W. Adee, '73; S. M. Colgate, '86; H. C. Hopkins, '84; Burton N. Harrison, '59; Wyllys Terry, '85; E. A. Schultze, '85; E. L. Richards, Jr., '85; William Carey, '70; Henry Stanford Brooks, '86; Howard Mansfield, '71; Thomas Thatcher, '71; William Williams, '84; Sherman Evarts, '81; Henry L. Stimson, '88; O. G. Jennings, '87; John Henry Mann, '83 S.; James R. Sheffield, '87; Alfred B. Thatcher, '74; Henry W. Calhoun, '83; George Crom well, '83; Charles L. Atterbury, '64; Brayton Ives, '61; George...
...incidental matters, including the construction of all rules, are to be determined and may be changed and amended by representatives of the two universities, each of which is to have four. Wendell Baker and George B. Morrison are named as Harvard representatives, and Walter Camp and Henry Stanford Brooks as Yale representatives. The remaining four members of the committee are to be the captain of the Mott Haven team and one undergraduate, chosen by the University Athletic Association from each university. In addition there shall serve on the committee one undergraduate-not a senior-from each college. He shall...
David Starr Jordan, President of the Indiana State University, has accepted the presidency of the Stanford University, at Palo Alto, Cal. This means the loss to Indiana of her most distinguished educator. The salary attached to Mr. Jordan's new position is $10,000 with a residence. The university over which he is to preside will start, says Senator Stanford, with the kindergarten, and end with post-graduates from the highest course possible...
...buildings for the new Stanford University, built by Senator and Mrs. Stanford as a monument to their son Leland, are rapidly approaching completion. They are situated at Palo Alto, an estate of 8,000 acres, reaching from the valley of the Bay of San Francisco to the foot hills of the coast range. In addition to the university and college buildings, the great dormitories and work shops, and the numerous other buildings necessary for a university which is intended to accommodate 800 male and female students, Mrs. Stanford is preparing, out of her own income, the construction of a building...
...following men in the Law school have formed a California Law club for the purpose of studying the Callfornia code in connection with the work of the Law school: G. F. Buck, J. F. Brown, Jr., W. M. Willett, F. B. Lord, M. Gerstle, P. W. Stanford, F. Woodworth...