Word: containing
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...admirably to illustrate the history of engraving and printing from the time of the old masters. The Randall collection, while almost four times as large, was selected with less discriminating care, and is of far less artistic value. Both collections, from the large number of portraits which they contain, might further be made really valuable in connection with historical study...
...Yale just at present. During the past week cases have multiplied until the attendance at many of the recitations has seriously diminished. The scientific department seems to be the worst affected, many of the classes there mustering only about half their enrolled number. The dormitories of the academic department contain many cases of the distemper, but not to so great an extent as expected. The faculty are granting sick excuses almost without limit. It is thought that the epidemic is at its height in the university and that most of the sick students will resume recitations in two or three...
...Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs will start on their Christmas trip this evening, giving their first concert to-night in Association Hall, Worcester. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have given the members of the clubs very pretty souvenirs of the trip, in the shape of printed itineraries which contain the names of the members and a detailed description of each day's travel, including the names of all the hotels and concert halls and the times of arrival and departure for each of the cities where concerts will be given. Very encouraging reports come from the different cities...
...programme will contain several compositions by Harvard men. The Glee Club will sing songs by R. W. Atkinson '91, L. S. Thompson '92, B. Carpenter '88, and J. A. Carpenter '97. The Pierian will probably play two pieces by Harvard men, one by F. C. Slee L. S., and the other by J. A. Carpenter...
...Last year there were nine. This year the class of first year men is so large that over half of them are not able to get into any club, so there has been a general movement among the new men to form several first year clubs - these clubs to contain only a Superior Court of eight members. The interest taken by the majority of students in the law club work is shown clearly by the fact that over fifty members of the Supreme Courts and several members of the Faculty as well are willing to sit as presiding officers...