Word: enjoyments
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...occupy the dean's chair during the absence of Professor Smith, will be very welcome to the college. The pleasant relations which have always existed between him and the students make the prospect of having him act as dean a very agreeable one. We trust that Professor Smith will enjoy the vacation which he so well merits, after filling such a burdensome office for so long a time uninterruptedly, and that he will come back to us refreshed for his task...
...they have done nothing to bring into existence a governing committee to place a proper restraint upon the conduct of outsiders as well as upon that of undergraduates. We would heartily urge that before the close of the year something effective be accomplished in order that we may enjoy our celebrations without interruptions from unmannerly spectators...
...Parker House to-morrow evening ought to be attended by a large majority of the members of the Institute. This dinner will take the place of a class dinner, it is the only time when a large number of members of the sophomore class will have an opportunity to enjoy a jolly good time together. The book to receive the signatures of those wishing to attend is at Bartlett's and already the names of a few who have taken time by the forelock have been signed. We earnestly trust that all who can be present will...
Considerable dissatisfaction has been expressed because the Glee Club did not sing in the yard Monday night as was announced Monday. Several parties of ladies and gentlemen who had come to enjoy the singing waited in the yard in the rain for a half-an-hour or more after the time announced for the concert, and then left disappointed. It is to be hoped the Glee Club had good reasons for thus disappointing so many people...
...paying five dollars a season. But there are very few boats that can be used, only two at the most, and these are in very bad condition. Such being the case, it is not strange that there is little or no interest in private rowing. Many men who enjoy the sport would gladly pay the assessment of five dollars, if they could be reasonably sure of a fair boat. Would it not be a good plan for the boat club to look into this matter, and either by having the old boats, of which there are several, repaired...