Word: enough
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...University, to learn somewhat more fully than they can from the catalogue, what, in general, the work of the Observatory is; and what noted contributions it makes to science from year to year. Without presuming to suggest what points of interest could be selected, we believe that there are enough to furnish material for at least one very interesting public lecture in the course of the year...
...plan proposed by Mr. Thayer was to have a large club house built near the College Yard, which should be easily accessible to the students. The club house should be large enough to accommodate some fifteen hundred men. In the house there should be dinning rooms, reading and writing rooms, billiard tables, smoking rooms, and sleeping rooms. In fact the house should be arranged like that of any big social club...
...lecture on Moliere's "Le Malade Imaginaire" which Professor de Sumichrast gives this afternoon will be of great interest in view of the public perfromance of that comedy by the Cercle Francais next week. For those who are not well enough acquainted with the French language and literature the lecture will be especially valuable as an introduction to the play...
...squad of recruits for the Harvard Rifles will probably be taken in hand for drill. There are now very few men at work, and it is hoped this addition will help considerably to swell the numbers. The same thing was done last year, when, about the middle of November, enough men were taken on to increase what had been a very small number, to ninety. A challenge has practically been received from M. I. T. for a competitive drill, but owing to the few men on hand, the Rifles can only send men to compete for individual prizes. If there...
...coupled with athletics is a laughing-stock. What is worse, owing to the present prominence of athletics, the name of Harvard as a university, from constant association with defeat, is loosing its reputation among a number of men, who, not graduates themselves, have sons who will soon be old enough for college...