Word: enjoyable
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...them briefly. They are first, "that the existence of the Annex and its present course of study may be permanently insured to its students;" second, "that the students of the Annex may have freer use of the library and other educational facilities belonging to the University than they now enjoy"; and third, 'that the students should receive their degrees from the University." The reasons why a fund is necessary in order that the Annex may be joined to the University are as equally evident. First, that the funds of the University are given for the instruction of young men only...
...Buckminster argued next. He considered the effect the fair would have on the people if opened on Sunday. We all hold Sunday as sacred but that does not imply that people should not enjoy themselves. Would not one be better fitted for his work on Monday if he passed a pleasant Sunday, would he not go back to his work more refreshed? For this reason we have opened our public gardens and parks on Sunday, why not then open the fair. There are many workers who could only visit the fair on Sunday and surely they should not be deprived...
...story would be sufficient to describe the main features of all the Western Trips the Glee Club has ever taken. One company of forty men from college does not differ much from another such company; both have the same light heartedness, both enjoy the same things, both live in much the same way. Yet in the details of these trips-and the details really give them their local character-there is a vast difference. The following then, will be a sort of elaborated itinerary of a journey of about twenty nine hundred miles, with special attention to the points...
...nothing but study. Of course this last classification must not be taken literally, for there are very few men in the list who have not some interest outside their books. However, in order to draw some line between those who do and those who do not enjoy social advantages in the college, the class of "members of societies" is made to include members of the Hasty Pudding Club, Pi Eta, Delta Upsilon, Institute of 1770, O. K., and the Signet. Then besides the members of the 'varsity and athletic teams, the class or 'otherwise athletic' includes all men who have...
...seventh and last hare and hounds run of the season will be held from the gymnasium this afternoon, starting at quarter of four. All men who enjoy this exhilerating sport are urged to turn out and take advantage of this opportunity to make the last run the most successful...