Word: drawings
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...graduate club has been formed in the college with quite a large membership. This has in a large manner been patterned after the one in existence at Harvard at the present and its aims will be to provide for original research in different departments by its members, and to draw together more closely the graduate students separated as they are by difference of aims...
...Southard won the championship of the University last night by a score of 3 to 2, with one draw against Harold Lewis '96. Lewis will play Ryder next week for the privilege of going to New York to play for Harvard...
...held at Yale, on Wednesday night, of those interested in Civil Service Reform. A. P. Stokes, Jr., was elected temporary chairman. After several addresses by professors in the university, an appropriate motion was made to organize a Yale Civil Service Reform Club, and the following committee was elected to draw up a constitution: Chairman, A. P. Stokes, Jr., '96, P. C. Peck '96, W. R. Cross '96, E. E. Garrison '97, and H. Cuntz...
...meeting was held on Monday evening to organize a Harvard Minnesota Club. Nineteen men were present out of a possible twenty-five. A committee of three was appointed to draw up a constitution and to arrange for times of meetings of the club...
...inestimable and it is much to be regretted that the College has not shown a better appreciation of the fact. It should not be necessary to urge everyone who can to go down to the field today. The interest which centres in the final contest is sure to draw a larger crowd than that which was present at the earlier games; but still there are not a few who will have a tendency to stay away from sheer inertia. It will do them good and benefit the sport if they will overcome this for once...