Word: credits
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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FRENCH 1a. - May 1, falling on a Sunday, themes will be due May 3, but no credit will be given for themes handed in after that date...
...BENNER, Sec.FRENCH 1a. - May 1, falling on a Sunday, themes will be due May 3, but no credit will be given for themes handed in after that date...
...team left Cambridge Wednesday and played the Manhattan Athletic Club on the polo grounds in New York the next afternoon. This game was an easy victory for Harvard and they won by the score of 7 to 0. Highlands and Upton were the battery and they deserve great credit for the excellent game which they played. Highlands struck out fifteen men and not a single hit was made off his delivery; while Upton's work was equally good as he excepted sixteen out of seventeen chances. The men batted well, and there was scarcely any one who failed...
...proposed to unite the University of New York with Columbia College. Committees for this purpose have been appointed and will soon get to work. This surely is a good step, and the combination will certainly be of more credit to New York City than either of the colleges taken separately...
...Yale. Although it is rather premature to look upon these debates as already taking the form of intercollegiate contests, nevertheless the Harvard men who speak at New Haven tomorrow do stand in the eyes of the spectators as representatives of Harvard, and success or failure on their part reflects credit or discredit on the college. A royal reception at New Haven is a waiting the disputants, and they should leave Cambridge this morning backed by the good wishes of the whole college...