Word: farness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...far as the regular club debates are concerned, the general practice has been to appoint a small number of principal disputants for each occasion,- two, as a rule,- and the attendance has not been sufficient to ensure an audience worth addressing. This difficulty can be obviated to some degree by uniting all the available forces, and an equally rapid rotation of speakers may be maintained by appointing four speakers for each debate...
...have entered the Forum or the Union. Nevertheless, their superior ability in rebuttal and in the intelligent arrangement of their case seemed to balance matters and made up for the undoubted superiority in delivery which the Freshmen possessed. The rebuttal work all through was sharp and pleasing, and far above that usually shown by first or second year men. Such work is a step forward where improvement is most needed, and is to be strongly commended...
Instead of granting the privilege and profits of producing a Senior Album to one not connected with the class as has been done in the past, the Photograph Committee wish to turn the matter as far as possible to the advantage of the class itself. The committee would like to receive propositions from any members of the class who would care to undertake the publication. Any one so desiring will be expected to make a bid for the privilege and the sum paid for the same will be turned over to the class fund. Bids must be submitted at once...
...baseballs and flags and two shields the trophies won by the Harvard teams are kept anywhere but in the Trophy Room. Some are in the hands of the Bursar, some with the captains of the teams, or stored in other places. The collection of photographs is far from complete, and many of those now hung in the room do not belong there. Regulations governing the placing of trophies and photographs in the room were drawn up at the last meeting of the committee and have been approved by the Athletic Committee through Professor Hollis. Governed by these regulations an inventory...
...leading photographic gallery for college students in the United States, and for Harvard students in particular, it is the old, tried and unequalled standby. Located on Massachusetts avenue, next to Beck Hall, Cambridge, it is conveniently near to all students of the University, while the work done is far superior to that of other studios...