Word: actions
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...that our love for the schools from which we came is second only to that we have for our college, and that our interest in their welfare continues long after we have left them forever. A proof of this regard for one's training school is shown in the action of the St. Paul's alumni, who are to build a beautiful chapel for the use of the school. By means such as these our preparatory schools will become worthy adjuncts to our colleges, and, in time, will come to be like the great schools of England,-Eton, Rugby...
Some time ago we announced our intention of publishing a number of letters from ex-captains of the University crew on the recent action of the athletic committee in regard to boating. Since then facts have come to light which have induced us too change our determination and to withhold the publication of the letters, at least for the present. Careful consideration of the question in hand, together with a better acquaintance with both sides of the case, has convinced us that the publication of those letters will not be for the best interests of the college. We still maintain...
...committee wish to urge again the importance of making appointments with Mr. Notman at once. All the sittings must be finished before the first of March. As comparatively few men have as yet sat for their pictures, the necessity of immediate action will be obvious to every Senior. Appointments can be made at the Cambridge studio, or with the chairman of the committee...
...committee wish to urge again the importance of making appointments with Mr. Notman at once. All the sittings must be finished before the first of March. As comparatively few men have as yet sat for their pictures, the necessary of immediate action will be obvious to every Senior. Appointments can be made at the Cambridge studio, or with the chairman of the committee...
...call for a meeting of the Boat Club was answered by about a hundred men who assembled in Holden Chapel at 7.30. The meeting was called to order by president French, who stated that the business to come before them was to take some action upon the letter of resignation of the advisory committee. The letter was read by Mr. Parker and then a vote was called for. The result of the vote showed that the meeting was heartily in favor of accepting the action taken by the committee. A motion followed to thank the graduate committee for their past...