Word: crowded
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Cambridge public. Indeed lecturer and students alike are very glad to have the citizens of Cambridge share as far as possible in the educational privileges of the University. But at lectures intended primarily for the members of the University outsiders should not be allowed, by coming early, to crowd out those who have a prior right to the seats...
Permit me to reply to some of the opinions of the writer of the second latter in today's CRIMSON. This writer says: "I can see no reason why another tree should not be chosen, if the crowd which attends the exercises is to be as large as in past years." To this I reply that there is one most excellent reason for not choosing another tree, a reason, namely, of sentiment, purely and nobly of sentiment...
...tree exercises themselves deserve comment. I can see no reason why another tree should not be chosen, if the crowd which attends the exercises is to be as large as in past years. The danger which attaches to so large a gathering within so small a space has been pointed out already; and the inconvenience of it is patent. With the sentiment-"the tree has been used so many years," I have no sympathy. I would not live in an old building, on that account, if I could live in a new one, with its numerous conveniences. Harvard has outgrown...
...mass meeting held last evening in honor of Mr. Lehmann was successful beyond the hope of the most sanguine. The audience was so large as to crowd Sanders Theatre to its utmost capacity and the enthusiasm which was shown throughout the evening could not have been exceeded...
...clock the team and substitutes left the square in a special car and were given an enthusiastic send-off by a large crowd of students. R. H. Stevenson, Jr., led the cheering which was continued until the car had left the square. The men taken to Philadelphia are as follows: Wrightington, N. Shaw, Beale, Doucette, Brown, Merriman, Sullivan, Moulton, Cabot, Cochrane, Swain, Sargent, Livermore, Wheeler, Jaffray, F. Shaw, Lewis, Bouve, Dibblee, Haughton, Dunlop, Mills, Cozzens, Woodward, Brine, Lee, Weld, Wadsworth, Richardson...