Word: feeling
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...foremost preparatory schools which is not a member of the Association. The success of the association is of the greatest importance to the welfare of Harvard's athletic interests; and both for that reason and for the fact that such close ties bind Harvard and Exeter together, we feel that, in urging Exeter to join the association, we are representing a very general feeling among the undergraduates here. A year or two ago, if we remember aright, Exeter joined the Association. Phillips Andover, however, her sister school, was unable, owing to faculty restrictions, to take a like step. Exeter, therefore...
...Yale on May 16. It is all important that the first meeting of this kind should be a success. It cannot fail to be so; but Harvard men can greatly increase this success by their own earnest efforts. The track athletic team is working hard. We want it to feel that in its work the college is at its back, ready to give the most loyal support...
...Paul's visit retained all her ancient splendor and glory. The city was filled with the most beautiful works of art, and Paul, a native of obscure Tarsus, must have felt, as he looked about its streets, much as an obscure Yankee from a New England village would feel if he were set down before the art treasures of Florence, Rome and Venice...
...behalf of the class of ninety-four we wish to express our deep and heart felt sorrow at the sad death of our class-mate Adelbert Shaw. We feel that in him we have lost a man possessing the highest qualities of the college student. During the short time he was with us he won the admiration of us all by his frank and pleasant nature, setting us all a noble example in every branch of college life. We know that all we can say is inadequate to express our feelings towards a man who ranked among the first...
...from the term bills. Such material evidences of prosperity form another proof of the success of co-operative student movements at Harvard. We already have this scheme of cooperation more highly developed at Harvard than at any other college; but there is still much room for its growth. We feel sare that the further development of the system in the next few years will be an interesting matter for note and study...