Word: expect
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...freshmen have not done much since the race. They were out a little while yesterday. The order of the men in the boat will be changed probably. By the time of the race with Yale and Columbia we may expect to see it a fast crew, judging from its exhibition in the class race...
...Answers to Why I Read Herrick" and "Montauk Point" illustrate the range of Mr. Garrison's serious work. "Manque," which ends the volume, is extremely fine and belies its own estimate of its author's muse. As for us we believe in the promise contained in itself, and expect greater things from the last of our Harvard poets...
This afternoon at four on Jarvis Field the sophomores and freshmen will play the second game in their series. The sophomore class expect to have a band on the field and a large crowd is assured. There will be one or two changes in the make-up of the teams. Whitmore will possibly play third if his ankle permits and Cabot will take Coffin's place on the freshman nine. Henshaw and Quackenboss are the umpires appointed by Captain Dean for the game, but as they did not appear last time it is doubtful whether they will be on hand...
Speaking of good management of college organizations, we should say a word in praise of the co-operative training table system. It has now been under way long enough to give us a very clear idea of what we may expect of it. The system seems to be succeeding admirably. Already several athletic teams are at the table, and others expect soon to go there. We have yet to hear a single word of complaint from any of them. As we have frequently said, various circumstances in connection with our athletics seem to point towards the time when all athletic...
...Ninety-four nine played a good game on Saturday, they have been improving lately and gave hopes of playing well-but yesterday's game dispelled all those illusions. The members of the team and those who were responsible for yesterday's game can expect nothing but censure from the college; they deserve nothing less. No class team should become so demoralized as to make seventeen errors and to allow their opponents to make seventeen runs in the first inning...