Word: closed
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...about a quarter of a mile, from the Weld boat house to the University boat house. Members of the University, even if not members of the Weld Boat Club, may enter into this race by paying twenty-five cents and signing the bluebook at Thurston's. The entries will close Tuesday, and the names of the crews will be published in Wednesday's CRIMSON. The barges have been loaned by the 'Varsity Boat Club. Wednesday morning the crews will be coached by Capt. Davis, F. Davis '95, J. Purdon '95, and Townshend '96. The Weld Boat Club will give...
...result of this investigation is embodied in the regulations published this morning. Particular attention is called to the provision by which no voter shall be kept from making whatever nominations he may wish. No one need fear that any combination of cliques will have it in its power to close the nominations if there are any further candidates to be brought forward. The members of Ninety-four are also earnestly requested not to gather around the tellers' or the chairman's desks. All ballots will be preserved systematically, in case an appeal should be made for a recount. Only those...
...Every office shall be voted separately. All nominations shall be made viva voce, and shall be recorded on the blackboard by the clerk, but votes cast for persons not so nominated shall be counted. No motion to close the nominations shall be in order until a fair chance has been given to each voter to make his nomination. Speeches for or against candidates are unconditionally prohibited...
...strong work of the second eleven in the first half and the poor interference of the 'varsity. For nearly 10 minutes when the play first began, the ball was kept well towards the middle of the field. It was only when the half was within two minutes of its close that the 'varsity succeeded in making the first touchdown...
...decidedly obnoxious. This is what is happening very frequently at present. Where only a year is given to courses covering immense amounts of matter, a class has no time to wait till every individual is absolutely sure of every point. A few minutes might well be given at the close of each hour for private conference between instructor and pupil, and the class thus freed from this unnecessary drawback. Unless some such plan is adopted, the courses where these thieves of time are present must be much less valuable than they otherwise would...