Word: coverings
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...until the original sum has increased to the proper proportions, seems a needlessly long time and there ought to be some quicker and equally advantageous way of bringing about the same results. If, as it is stated, there are now sufficient funds to erect the building and even to cover the cost of its care, why should we not hasten to lay the needed foundation of a department, the growth of which is being hampered constantly by having too small and unorganized a basis upon which to rest. It is certainly not beyond the bounds of probability to suppose that...
...last year, though none the less interesting. "The explanation and proof of the validity of the organization of ministers or Pastors of the churches and so their administration of the sacraments of religion as they have been practiced in New England" is a topic which, historically treated, would cover a great deal of ground and give a good comparison of the progress of church ritual and sacrament in New England...
...Yale Record has got a new cover. The first theme in German...
...doubles, pair oars and four oars, and the shower baths are the finest in the University being plentifully supplied with hot water. It being the purpose of the giver to place the sport within the reach of all, and to make the charges as small as possible and still cover the running expense of the club, the annual dues are but $5.00 per year with $1.00 for locker charge. The membership under these dues terminates in all cases with the college year, so if a man joins now the expenses is the same as it would be should he join...
...seldom that one has the pleasure of reviewing at once as attractive and interesting a publication as the initial number of the Harvard Graduates' Magazine. The printing is done by the Riverside Press and that is a sufficient guarantee of its typographical beauty. The cover is very neatly decorated with a picture of the gate and the frontespiece is a portrait of Henry J. Bowditch. The officers of the magazine are men of excellent position and their names alone are enough to recommend the paper. A stock company - the Harvard Graduates' Magazine Association - are the publishers and William Roscoe Thayer...