Word: crowdedness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Many of the charts and photographs which formed part of Harvard's exhibit at the World's Fair have been placed in the gymnasium. This has made necessary a new arrangement of the trophies in the room assigned to them, for not only have the walls in the entry leading...
The second meeting will be a ladies' day. It will be devoted to light gymnastics of some sort. On account of the fact that two meetings are crowded into one, some events must be omitted. It has not been definitely decided just what events will be contested. There was last...
The fifth annual debate between Harvard and Yale was held in Sanders Theatre last evening. The sale of seats in the week past had been a prophecy of the crowded house which greeted Col. Higginson when, as presiding officer of the evening, he gave the opening address.
Rev. Endicott Peabody of Groton addressed the St. Paul's Society last night, and then laid before them a plan for a Boys Club to be founded in Boston this winter. Poor boys in large cities have almost no home life and have hardly any pleasure. In a winter as...
Due notice is given in the calendar of the second of Mr. Copeland's Monday evening lectures, and we have but a word to add here. Tonight's lecture will be peculiarly interesting because it will deal with literature of our own day. There is always a tendency, especially in...