Word: adds
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...about 475 in addition to the large number of regular college students who were taking summer courses Radcliffe, also, is largely under Harvard's wings and fully 350 women are educated there. This makes a total of about 4425 persons who receive their education at the doors of Harvard. Add to the men at Yale the 62 women and we have educated at Yale 2415 students. Therefore, with comparison even, over 2000 more students receive their education under Harvard's care than under Yale...
...desires to be initiated immediately. Thereupon the ceremony takes place, which is full of mock pompousness from beginning to and. The leading figure is the Praeses, or President of the Faculty, a dignified official who, with a sonorous voice, drawls out the Latin formulas. Two other doctors add their opinions in the same manner, and then, the bachelerius, or doctor-elect, makes reply. During these ceremonies there are continual interruptions of approval from the chorus, signified by gestures, clapping and the following formula...
...system of free registry would not be advantageous.- (a) It will add nothing to our merchant marine.- (1) Why do not Americans now buy foreign vessels and sail them under foreign flags? Hall, 75.- (2) Foreign subsidizing gives an advantage to foreign carriers and there is not sufficient difference in the cost of building ships: No. Am. Rev. vol.: 156, p. 398.- (3) If ships should be built abroad our ship building industry and ship yards would be ruined.- (b) Free registry was proved unsuccessful in the United States.- (1) In 1859 when subsidies were withdrawn our transatlantic lines failed...
...publication some writers feel a certain apprehension as to the validity of their own convictions and so refrain from singning their names. But their thoughts, such as they are, they give to the public, "carrying with them no higher authority than their logic." It might be well to add here that we are not all "careful students," nor are we all as confident or self-assured that "Junior's logic is not above the E stamp." Finally, the point is this: The CRIMSON is read by members of the English Department. Doubtless, then, it is both "manly" and expedient...
Yesterday the football eleven of the University of Pennsylvania had its last practice at Franklin Field before the game with Harvard on Saturday. This morning the football squad will leave Philadelphia for Nashua, N. H., where it is hoped the change of air will add to the strength of the team. The following men are to be taken, together with the coaches and managers: Williams, Boyle, Dickson, Gelbert, Orbison, Farrar, Bull, Whatron, G. Woodruff, W. Woodruff, Blair, Harrison, Off, Brooke, Wagenhurst, Stearns, Stannard, Worth, Minds, Hedges, Dunn, Goodman and Knipe...