Word: feelings
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...should discuss so earnestly and thoroughly the great questions of the day in collegiate methods of instruction. While a dinner of Harvard alumni would be an impossibility in the vicinity of Boston, as no hotel would be able to accommodate such a vast throng as would appear, we may feel assured that the influence of Harvard does not wane on account of the impossibility of holding alumni dinners of their own. Even at the bluest of blue Yale assemblies, a Harvard representative is one of the honored guests, and eloquent words are not lacking in answer to the toast...
...felt the time had come to assume the name which belongs to the reality of things. In this they had a friendship for other universities, but in their own community they felt most for their own university. He felt that in the future all those at Yale would feel more for the common mother...
...filled with admiration of him [President Dwight] and the new field of work on which he enters with so much zeal and with such a common consent of alumni and the entire public. The future of the university must be assured, and every alumnus of the institution must feel a pride in it that has never been equalled even in the most prosperous days of the past...
...often seen entering and issuing from a certain entry; he has often asked us up to his room No. -. But for the life of us, when we go to see him, we cannot remember what number he told us. Or again memory plays us false, and we do not feel sure enough to knock at a door which we have opened time and again. In all these cases, we are left hopelessly nursing our memory in the hall or in the Yard, with no alternative but to seek the information in our room or at some store. Then we retrace...
...ride on a four-cent car. There is no telling how soon they may have to pay seven cents for a four cent ride on a three-cent car. The men who own the place are not giving the their plans away. - Philadelphia Press. That's the way we feel in Cambridge...