Word: comee
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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SIGNET.- I have in my possession several medallions (both bronze and plaster) of the Signet, which I shall be glad to sell. The prices are,-bronze, $2.50; plaster, 60 cents. Any past or present member of the Signet may buy one. Will the '94 men who ordered medallions kindly come at once and get them...
SIGNET.- I have in my possession several medallions (both bronze and plaster) of the Signet, which I shall be glad to sell. The prices are,- bronze, $2.50; plaster, 60 cents. Any past or present member of the Signet may buy one. Will the '94 men who ordered medallions kindly come at once and get them...
Thirty-six men presented themselves yesterday as candidates for the freshman baseball nine. This is an unusually small number and unless more men come out it will be hard to develop a winning team. Light work will begin this afternoon in the cage and will be continued until the weather permits work out of doors...
...HOWE, Sec.'94 CREW.- Row at 3.30 p. m. Those who cannot come at this time, be at the Carey Building as soon after as possible...
...Thus it is but natural that science should be the more popular among men. It is often objected against religion that it is narrow. There can be no doubt that in the church there is some narrowness. Different sects are always quarreling and with regard to unimportant points there come differences that break up whole towns and even sometimes cause wars. It is not only in religion, however, that there are different parties and quarrels coming from unimportant things. In politics there are always two parties contending against each other. It is the same in many matters of life...