Word: farness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Brown, weight 161, settles at the finish and does not reach far enough. Lugs with his arms...
...altogether. Although the greatest care was taken when this debate was being arranged to announce both at Harvard and Columbia that it was a strictly interclub affair, most of the New York and Boston papers have, as usual, spoken of its as "between Harvard and Columbia," aad a far too general impression has thus been established that it was an intercollegiate debate. As long as debates are held in this way between clubs of different universities, elaborately prepared and widely advertised, it seems impossible to have them generally regarded in any but this light; and when such prominence is given...
...recently commenced regular work and it is too early to say anything about them. W. W. Hoyt who holds the Harvard record of 11 ft. 2 3-4 in. has returned to the Medical School and is again with the squad. The broad jumpers have done little so far but will begin systematic work outdoors in a few days...
...season, and the fact that the men now in the boat have already been together for over two months combine to make the rowing outlook more hopeful than it has been for several years. To show their appreciation of the hard, steady work which the eight has done thus far and for what Mr. Lehmann is doing to advance rowing in the University and to strengthen the sportsmanship which has always existed at Harvard, it is to be hoped that all will give the crew a strong and earnest backing in every way that presents itself. On behalf...
...far more applications for admission to the school have been received than at the same time last year, and a larger number of students is expected...