Word: bring
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...dormitories there are no baths at all, and in none of them are there baths to spare: there must be hundreds of students who will find that passion for cleanliness, which seems characteristic of the Harvard undergraduate, ungratified. It does not seem quite fair that the College should bring students here and then leave them without the means to an end so important that it has been next to godliness. A way of escape from the difficulty seems fortunately to present itself in the Carey Building. Before the demand becomes too pressing might not the baths there be thrown open...
...seems probable now that Sanford will accompany Richards in the longer event, and if he does, there will be some great running, as "Sandy" is in condition to run the race of his life. On the part of the Cambridge men, the 300 and 440 yard races will bring out Fitz Herbert, one of the bright particular stars of the visiting team. It is hardly within the range of probabilities that Yale can count upon both the events in which this wonderful performer will show his prowess. T. M. Lewin, who will support Fitz Herbert, has not the grace, power...
...bring about a closer relationship between faculty and students we are going to adopt one of the customs of Harvard and appoint an advisory committee in the faculty...
...objects of the St. Paul's Society as given in the Constitution are as follows: "To bring the Episcopal students of the University into acquaintance with each other; to afford them opportunities of uniting in worship agreeably to the spirit and forms of their church, of giving each other counsel and suport in the performance of Christian duties, and of undertaking missionary work, and by maintaining a Library to give them convenient access to religious literature. Any member of the University who has been baptized and who attends the Protestant Episcopal Church shall be eligible for membership...
...Club is composed of students of the University belonging to the denomination known as the Disciples of Christ or Christians. The object is to bring together all the students of this denomination in order to facilitate their acquaintance and to cultivate their fellowship. The Law, Divinity, Graduate, Medical, and Scientific Schools, as well as the College, are represented. Three informal meetings were held in 1893-94. During the year 1894-95 monthly meetings have been held in No. 1 Wadworth House. The club has been addressed by Professor Shaler, Bishop Vincent, Rev. B. B. Tyler of New York...