Word: bring
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...they will finally come for good. Moreover, the boy who has passed a partial examination will go back to his school with his loyalty to Princeton increased an hundred-fold. He will feel that he is already a member of the college, and will endeavor the more to bring his friends here...
Then, too, such a system would bring a number of preparatory scholars here during commencement week, and the glamour of that delightful period would have its effect on their youthful imaginations. Princeton then is beautiful in the "high tide of June," full of fair visitors, rich with birds and blossems, and with never a hint of the bleak, rainy season of the winter months, nor of the steady grind of second term...
...minds of some that our crew would be weakened thereby, boating men assert that the changes have strengthened the boat, and when we remember the changes which took place a year ago, just before the race, we may rest assured that the present changes will no doubt bring about as good results. Although the Columbia race, which occurs today, is not expected to occasion our crew much difficulty, the Columbia crew, although to a great extent composed of new men, are rowing in much better form than was expected, and will probably row for all they are worth...
...play. Only the crudest scoring can be readily done unless the spaces are properly marked. The slight increase in cost would still be covered if the present price of five cents were retained, and the convenience to interested spectators would be considerably increased, and as they would not always bring private books, but would buy cards at the grounds, the sale would be increased...
...Class Day Committee is very desirous of obtaining a number of Sanders Theatre tickets. All who do not wish to use their theatre tickets are urged to bring them to 3 Stoughton today, between 9 and 11 A. M. Package rates (75 cents per ticket) will be paid...