Word: ever
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Notices have now been sent to all the members of the class of Ninety-seven whose addresses the secretary has been able to obtain. All those who have ever been connected with the class, and who desire to be included in the future class list, should send their names and addresses to the secretary...
...Brunetiere,said Mr. de Sumichrast, will be the first member of the French Academy to speak at this University. He is a typical Frenchman and one of the best type; he will give us a truer idea of the French and their literature than we can ever derive from paper-covered novels and sensational plays. He is a self-made man, in the best sense of the expression-one who, starting without wealth or rank, has made himself an authority by sheer energy, patience and labor...
This year, more than ever, an effort has been made to put the bicycle team on a firm basis and the 25 men in strict training with the squad shows that an unusual amount of interest is being taken in this branch of athletics...
...pole vaulters are practicing every day and all of last year's team are again out. Hoyt joined the squad last week and is doing as well as ever before...
...sport to come out for the team. Although the spring match is already considered of more importance than that held in the fall, being for the intercollegiate championship, this year, with Columbia and the University of Pennsylvania in addition to the usual contestants, it will attract more attention than ever before. The Harvard team made a good showing last spring and won the match; but as Princeton needs only one more victory to obtain the intercollegiate trophy for good, that university will now put forth every effort to win next month, and for the Harvard team to do as well...