Word: deferred
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...wait for a large gift which shall found the infirmary as a memorial, or to depend upon an allotment from funds which may be devised for charitable purposes, is to defer the accomplishment indefinitely, and would deprive the infirmary of the general and sustained interest in its helpful work which would accrue from a large number of contributors. It is earnestly to be hoped therefore that both individual and concerted action may be taken by students and graduates to procure the sum, estimated at $50,000, necessary to build, equip and partially endow the Harvard Infirmary...
Owing to rough water the Yale crew were obliged to defer their four mile time row on Saturday...
...Cornell decidedly prefers to row on June 25, it has seemed best to defer to her wishes in the matter, in return for the many concessions she has made. As Class Day will be the 25th, however, it is hoped that some other date can be fixed, and it is possible that the race will take place earlier...
...acoustic deficiencies of the lecture hall, we understand that remedies will soon be tried in the way of hangings put in various parts of the room. Until it is known how successful they will prove, it will be as well to defer unfavorable comment in this regard...
...first few issues of the CRIMSON is largely to chronicle events that are familiar to every one, yet there are to be mentioned many things which while not "news" in the strictest sense, will be new to a large number of students; for that reason we shall defer mention of some of them until later in the week, when all members of the University will have returned...