Word: comee
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Philanthropic friends of the University have always come forward when there was need, and have given generously to establish buildings of various kinds. The need of an infirmary, as we have said, is most urgent, and we cannot doubt that loyal graduates will now be found who will be glad to help materially in the establishment of this institution...
...novice match will be shot off on Thursday afternoon at 3.30. First and second prizes are offered, and all new men are urged to come out and shoot. Every one is eligible...
Eighteen men responded to the call for candidates for the cricket eleven yesterday, and probably more men will come out later in the week. The men are G. G. Parry 2 L., W. W. Comfort 1 G., H. C. Perkins 1 M., P. H. Clark '96, G. Lippincott '96, E. R. Matthews '96, W. A. Parker '96, E. Dupont '97, E. H. Wells '97, J. Ricketson '97, R. Logan '97, W. Byrd '97, H. G. Gray '97, H. Scott '98, T. M. Hastings '98, F. A. Kenned '98, C. E. Morgan '98, E. A. Waters '98, and G. Von Utassy...
...Copeland will deliver the last of his course of lectures on literature. This is to be also the last voluntary lecture that he will give in the University as he has decided to discontinue his talks after this year. It is to be regretted that Mr. Copeland has come to this decision, for his lectures have come to hold a distinct and valuable position in the intellectual life of the University, and that is nothing that can take their place. Emerson once said "Books are the best of things well used," and Mr. Copeland has been showing students...
...this University. The practice of intermigration between different universities which offer valuable opportunities of graduate study,-a practice now having much to recommend it to the American student,-is thus rendered possible, so far as the regulations of Harvard are concerned; and with this practice is likely to come much stimulus to the intellectual life of our places of learning...