Word: ever
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...separation from the Union. The reports of Mr. Furber, '87, as treasurer of the reading-room and as treasurer of the Union then followed, also the report of the chairman of the executive committee, Mr. Mahany. All went to show that the society is as prosperous and useful as ever...
...earnestly to be hoped that all men who have ever done any sculling at all, will come forward and make the race a success. That the race falls at so late a date should deter none from entering. No one is at present in training for the event, and all have an equal chance. That the race should fall in examination time is perhaps a pity, but we are sure that a short spin on the river in the afternoon will injure no one in his examinations...
...Stevens men fought harder than ever and held the Harvard attack for twelve minutes after the ball was started. At the end of that time, Griffing made a rush and shot for goal, the ball struck a Stevens stick and landed through the posts. Neither side scored again before time was called. Mr. Flannery acted as referee...
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...early hour. The recreant members of the class should regret their absence at an extremely pleasant class reunion. Every one present felt that the ties of class friendship were being more closely knit, and that their love for and pride in class and classmates were increased more than ever...