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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...DUFF, Capt.PIERIAN SODALITY.- There will be a trial of candidates for the Pierian Sodality in Roberts Hall, Brattle street, at 7 o'clock on Thursday and Friday evenings, Sept. 3 and 4. Every man who plays an instruments is urged to try. Please bring solo...
...come here, said Dr. Moxom, "not with academic authority, but with the appeal of sweet reasonableness and the divine authority of truth. We desire to bring to you such help as our own spiritual development may give us in settling your problems. We invite you to join with us in making this year one which shall ensure a life of success. I bring you the welcome of the university preachers...
...catalogue and the public; but the great change will consist of the complete reconstruction of the interior of the original Gore Hall building. This structure has been stripped to the bare walls. A three story stack will be placed in the lower portion of the empty shell, which will bring the second story of the stack on the level of the delivery room floor. Space will be taken out of this second and third floor of the stack for a staircase to the reading room. This new apartment vestry in the upper stack, will have a new roof...
...keeping with the policy marked out last year by the men who have undertaken to bring Harvard to the top in rowing, Captain Bullard will, in a few days, have a selected 'varsity and a selected freshman crew on the river for fall practice. Mr. Watson will coach the crews from the launch, John Harvard. The men for the 'varsity crew will be chosen by Captain Bullard without making a general call for candidates. He has a good idea of all the available material in the three upper classes, and from these he will pick his men. From the freshmen...
...both upon the grass and upon the cinder path, will be watched with great interest, as, in a measure, deciding the much mooted question of the relative speed of the American and English styles. The English style is on the turf, over hurdles firmly fixed in the ground, which bring the runner to sudden grief, if he comes in contact with them. This is radically different from the American style of loose hurdles set up on the cinder path. Englishmen claim that it is necessary to jump higher at the English style and that the turf is not so fast...