Word: answer
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...answer of the Harvard baseball management to Yale appears in another column. It is a very complete reply to the communication from New Haven and, in the proposition which it makes, expresses very accurately the feeling in regard to the matter of both graduates and undergraduates of Harvard...
...answer to our letter soliciting a statement from you as to what you did want, you replied naming conditions which were thoroughly discussed both last year and this year and which you knew would not be acceptable...
...increasing scale unless some change is made. At present the expenses of the long journies of their guests are proving too heavy for the clubs in the far west. What, then, can be done to keep up the spirit which is threatening to die away? Mr. Abbot gives the answer in his suggestion that the Corporation undertake the expense of sending yearly to each club some man closely connected with the present affairs of the University. Such action might seem to the Overseers, who are ever conservative, too radical. We do not see how they could justly consider...
CLASS OF '91.- Seniors are reminded that "Class Lives" are now due. It is important that every member of the class should at least answer the questions, and return the pamphlet at once to the Secretary. Postage is only two cents...
...Corbin's "The Answer" is the only excellent bit of verse in the number. Though it is a translation, it is charmingly, simple and graceful. It would be just as well if the author of "Sonnet" had a more appropriate title for his verse. Most men who are at all familiar with poetry are not unaware that fourteen lines of a certain metre and rhymed in a certain way constitute a sonnet. This particular "Sonnet" has several lines badly accencentuted and some expressions hardly poetical. The "Triolets" are neither delicate nor dainty although they are as good as many...