Word: doubted
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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From the paragraph it is apparent that chance and wise administration, especially on the part of President Eliot have combined to give Harvard the advantages of both types of university. The success of the experiment the gains of the present year assure beyond doubt, for we have great professional schools deriving the advantages of city environment, and at the same time closely united with one of the largest undergraduate schools of arts in the world, this school or college being surrounded by almost ideal conditions...
...fall concert of the musical clubs came off last evening, and was without doubt one of the best that has been heard here of late years. The clubs have never appeared to better advantage. The Glee Club sang with excellent phrasing and expression that reflected great credit on Mr. Arthur W. Thayer and the leader, and the Pierian Sodality has never played with such precision and clearness, while the Banjo and Mandolin Clubs did remarkably well...
...closes the hare and bounds, season today with a cross-country run for the championship of the University. The success of the hare and hounds runs this year has certainly been remarkable. It is due partly, no doubt, to the splendid open weather which we have had all fall; but it is due most to the live interest which most of the good distance runners have taken in the runs. The H. A. A. is certainly to be congratulated upon this success, for it promises for the future. The results of this fall's work will certainly be apparent before...
...stroke and captain, Balliet at 2 and Paine at 4. The bow oar, Simms, may return to the Medical School and Heffelfinger may remain in the Law School. Ives, who was at 7 two years ago is still in college, but as his heart troubles him there is considerable doubt as to whether he will be in the boat and Mills and Crosby the substitutes of last year have declared that they will not row this season at all. Captain Gould however expects a great deal of the freshman class. Folger from St. Paul's School is a splendidly built...
...have no doubt but that this communication will be read and with customary Harvard indifference no action will be taken but if there are enough students in the University who object to this shabby treatment of our southern graduates - the matter will be discussed and corrected before another season...