Word: bring
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...greater than ever before. We hope that a large proportion of this attendance will be from Harvard. It is not often that the college gets a chance to see such well contested games and at the same time to encourage a branch of athletics which will serve hereafter to bring victories to Harvard...
...recent trouble in the Columbia Law School, caused by the resignation of Warden Theodore W. Dwight and his associates, Professor Chase and Professor Petty, has resulted in the formation of a new school. Ever since his connection with the college, President Low has been trying to bring about a change in the present system of teaching. This change has proved unpopular with professors as well as with students, for several reasons. This rearrangement of hours practically prohibits students in law offices from taking the course. It also leaves a large number of men in the midst of their studies with...
Word was received yesterday from Captain Patterson of the University of Pennsylvania cricket team that he would be unable to bring an eleven to Cambridge today to play the scheduled match with Harvard. The full reasons were not given, but will probably be explained within a few days. Both Harvard and Pennsylvania have been in some doubt for the last week as to the possibility of playing today, but provisions had been made for the game. It is probable that Harvard will not claim a forfeit, but will consent to play off in the autumn. As Pennsylvania has beaten Harvarford...
...Manter Hall. The review will be repeated in the evening commencing at 7.15 p. m., when the same subjects will be considered. Fee for either review, $3. It is not expected that accounts will be opened for reviews. A prompt attendance is requested. Please bring Reber's Ancient Art. Those who can are requested to choose the afternoon review...
Today Harvard will have the chance to distinguish herself on several athletic fields. We sincerely hope and believe that she will bring glory to the college by well-earned victories. But even without these, Harvard men will no less have the opportunity to bring credit to their college by their bearing during the contests and after them. It is unpleasant to refer to a disagreeable subject; but at this time it seems necessary to give this one word of caution. Harvard men must not show, in their feelings after a victory or a defeat anything but a spirit worthy...