Word: classe
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...fills no distinot place whatever and which is run much on the same plan as were the "Index" and the "Portfolio"- the "Club Book." There seems to be no way of supplanting this publication except by including in the book to be published under the auspices of the Senior class all that is now contained in the "Club Book," and by a refusal on the part of every undergraduate to have anything to do with the publication of that book. By doing this the representative college publications will receive a more hearty support by the business men who have been...
...class crews have now been in training about two weeks and this period may be said to conclude the indoor work, as, if the weather continues favorable, all four crews will go to the river next week. The Sophomore crew has already been on the water two or three times. The men have gone out in pairs and singles and have had little coaching together. Their aim has been to pick up a little watermanship and ease in the boats before the crew rowing begins...
CAFE, 1388 Mass. Ave.- Table board, first class, $4.00 per week. 21 meal tickets, $5.00. Also private dining rooms for training or club tables. Transients accommodated with meals at all hours...
Thus far the work of the various squads has been light. The men in each class have been divided, in order to facilitate coaching, into two main squads, those who have rowed before rowing in the tank and the new men on the machines in the Gymnasium. After the rowing all the candidates go through dumb-bell and other light exercises and run about two miles on the board track. Of late these runs have increased in length. '98 went 11 miles on Saturday and the '99 squad ran about nine miles yesterday afternoon. None of the squads have...
...meeting of the Junior class on Wednesday evening the following men were elected editors of the Yale Lit.: H. A. Callahan, Chicago, Ill.; R. Hooker, New Haven; I. Henderson, New Haven; H. Mason, Chicago; B. B. Moore, New York City...