Word: felt
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...religious side of University life. But thus far Harvard, as the leading university of the country, has not been represented worthily. Both Yale and Princeton have shown greater interest in the movement, and at these institutions the spiritual influence brought back by the delegates to Northfield has been felt strongly...
...mention again the advantages that will be gained by the change. The men in the University interested in cycling have long wished to see bicycle racing established as a form of intercollegiate sport separate from other sorts of athletics, and those interested in track and field sports have felt it should have no place among the regular events of an intercollegiate athletic meeting...
...benefits of the increased amount of specie in circulation began to be felt everywhere, and France was greatly relieved from the strain...
...Troy, Slade, Tatum, Spillman, and Roe have all rowed on former crews either in this country or England. Beside these, there are several promising men, some of whom have been members or substitutes on class crews. With six of the old men back again in the boat it is felt that a strong crew will be turned out this year...
...here a few weeks ago, knew of him by reputation, but few had ever seen him before. His sincerity and his simple, straightforward manner of speaking appealed to his hearers, as these characteristics invariably appeal to Harvard men. When they left the Chapel on that first evening, the students felt that they had made a new friend and since then he has continued to identify himself with the students' interests. We feel that we speak for the University in thanking Dr. McPherson for his services as Preacher...