Word: favored
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...reviewed this afternoon, commencing at 2 o'clock, in Manter 2. Printed outline will be furnished and special attention paid to geography. The review will cover the work of both sections, the English histery being reviewed in the last part of the afternoon. Fee, $3. Gentlemen will confer a favor by not opening accounts for reviews...
...field by embankments for the pond, and by the extensive drainage required; the liability to kill the grass by so much ice; the apparently deficient estimate of the expense of the work; and the inconvenience to those who have to cross the field. The Corporation has never been in favor of enclosures where admission is paid, and they felt that a skating pond on Holmes Field, run like a common rink, would be sadly out of harmony with the surroundings...
LOST.- A brown fur driving glove, on either Harvard St. or North Ave., between Harvard Sq., and Hastings Hall. The finder will confer a great favor by returning it to W. D. Cotton, Jr., 44 Hastings...
...time and their periods for undisturbed work never come. To systematize work they have made the matter perfectly plain in black and white and they are certainly reasonable in wishing the students to accommodate themselves to the schedule of hours provided for consultation. Students will confer a favor by confining discussion of their work as far as possible to the hours prescribed...
...must contribute to its success in many ways. The fact that diplomas will be given by the new Radcliffe College countersigned by the president of Harvard University, will add immensely to the dignity of the institution and to the significance of its degrees. The compliment is not all in favor of the smaller institution, however. The Annex authorities have long sought the recognition from Harvard which they have now obtained. They have felt how much more influential the institution would be as a part of Harvard University than it could possibly be as a college by itself. Both institutions...