Word: ending
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...choice, but by the will of the authorized representatives of the University. Together with the responsibility which they owe to the University must be considered that which the University owes to them, of giving them all possible material to work with and hearty support from the beginning to the end of the season...
...fourth round Harvard again gained the lead by taking one game from her nearest rival, Columbia, and tying the other. Southard defeated Price of Columbia in a Vienna opening, and Ryder and Ross of Columbia tied in a French defense. At the end of this round Ryder had the best individual score, having won 3 games and tied 1. The result...
...end of the fifth day of play the score was for the third time tied. Columbia won both her games and Harvard lost one, making the score Harvard 7, Columbia 7. Ryder suffered his first defeat by the clever playing of Seymour of Princeton. The result...
...about 700 pieces. It will be divided among the following charitable institutions: Cambride Associate Charities, 30 per cent; Boston Provident Society, 20 per cent; Boston Industrial Temporary Home, 10 per cent; Ruggles Street Baptist Church, 10 per cent; Roxbury Charitable Society, 20 per cent; Berkeley Temple and South End House, each 5 per cent. This clothing is collected by the students interested in the work and its distribution among the charitable institutions is left to the discretion of Mr. C. W. Birtwell, the society's director. Mr. Birtwell's position as professional director of charities keeps him in touch with...
...with New York fellows, who know how to dance and who will do their share in disposing of tickets to their many friends, thus assuring large audiences. The consent of the Faculty for such performances could surely be gained, for it is a worthy effort with a worthy end...