Word: fall
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Everything is now completed in the Cary Gymnasium, but the time remaining is so short that it will probably not be thrown open until next Fall. There are about one hundred lockers in all, a part being on the first floor near the base ball cage, and the remainder on the second floor. On the top floor is a small room containing a large closet fitted up with numerous pegs, which are to be used for drying purposes, open to all. Connecting with the three floors is a dumb waiter, running up from the bath-rooms on the first floor...
...large number of men in the senior class of Yale will enter the Harvard Law School next fall...
...entered for the Berkeley Athletic Association games in New York today went down last night by the Fall River boat...
...Geology is established in the University Museum between the museum of Comparative Zoology and the Botanical Department. The department of Mineralogy will soon be located in the latest addition to the museum, now approaching completion. It is probable that the new rooms will be ready for occupation in the fall of 1890, when the arrangement of the geological department and of the mineralogical section will be as follows: The first floor of the northwest corner contains a geological laboratory, instructors' laboratories and a lecture room with a seating capacity of 250 students. Beneath this lecture room are workshops...
...Warren, Boston; '59, James A. Rumrill, Springfield; '63, George B. Shattuck, Boston; '64, Henry H. Sprague, Boston; '66, Edward S. Perkins, Boston; '67, Eliot S. Clarke, Boston; '68, Moses Williams, Boston; '69, Francis Rowle, Philadelphia; '71, William Sturgis Bigelow, Boston; '72, Edward H. Hutchins, Boston; '73, James F. Jackson, Fall River; Endicott Peabody, Groton; '81, Gardiner M. Lane, Cambridge...