Word: fairs
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...meeting closed with the singing of Fair Harvard...
...Fair Harvard...
...even more than reward must be taken into account, for it is by these parts in large measure that the class is judged by the outside world. The Poet reads a heroic part of considerable length, the Odist composes the words sung by the class to the air of "Fair Harvard" and the Orator and Ivy Orator deliver the respectively serious and witty parting words to their classmates. The position of Chorister, owing to the lightness of its duties, has become mainly honorary...
...played on this year's Freshman eleven, the following have shown fair ability, and, with proper development, should make capable players: F. K. Leatherbee, L. Starr, N. F. Emmons, J. Reynolds, and N. L. Hall. P. Upham '07, who played last year on the Williams team, and who was ineligible this year under the one-year residence rule, will be able to play next season...
...best skating today in the vicinity of Cambridge, is on the Arlington Reservoir. The condition of the ice at some other places is as follows: Charles Rive at Riverside, good; Spy Pond at Arlington, fair: Hammond's at Chestnut Hill, rough: Charles River near Dedham poor: Scarboro, in Franklin Far very, rough...