Word: fellowes
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Romulus Adolphus Simpkins, Ph. D, '75, has been presented with an elegant gold badge by his fellow-conductors of the South Boston...
...easily seen. The quarter of the class which stays here after graduation would have a direct interest in giving more. Many would subscribe generously for a known purpose, who would otherwise refuse. Each one would be inclined to give more in order to confer an immediate benefit upon his fellow-students. It certainly does not seem too much to say that the average subscription would be increased...
...room in the Yard. The wonder to me is that a single dormitory should have an occupant. All day long there is the tramping of fellow-students on the stairs, the slamming of doors, the outburst of what is called by courtesy music. Sometimes you hear a man call for "Tom" by the half-hour, as if Tom were some mighty heathen god. It must be pleasant, too, when the indefatigable athlete above you drops his Indian clubs with a yell that suggests the origin of the name applied to those useful articles, and begins to practise the last...
...little accomplished after four o'clock on Saturday. A Sunday at home will afford abundant leisure for reading. Or is it possible that the President recommends the use of Sunday as study-time? Moreover, he argues that by remaining in Cambridge we can enjoy "intellectual conversation" with our fellow-students. Is "intellectual conversation" confined to students? And does he pay a very high compliment to our home surroundings when he intimates that we must remain in Cambridge for this mental stimulus...
...like to call attention to an extremely ingenious "unwritten regulation" of the Faculty which has recently come to my knowledge. I have not been fortunate enough to find out about its operation at first hand, but I am induced to make it public solely for the information of my fellow-students. It seems that the men who go to hour examinations and, finding the papers not to their taste, leave early, have at last been outwitted. For if a man cuts an hour examination he receives the penalty for being absent at an examination; whereas if he is present...