Word: felt
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...good that so many students attended the memorial service yesterday morning. It was a service suitable to the day; unpretentious and yet not without the impressiveness that comes from heart-felt words spoken in memory of those who wrought well for their land...
...nine and effort on the part of the students as well. The support given was magnificent. The clean, strong, enthusiastic, persistent cheering, starting with the first play and not failing till the game was won, had not a little to do with the result. If ever a student felt that no one but the teams had anything to do with winning victories, he need only have been present at the Pennsylvania and Princeton games wholly to change his mind. United effort is needed...
...strongly is this need felt that the 'varsity management offer to take holders of season tickets to New Haven on Saturday at greatly reduced rates and partly at their own expense. The offer is well made. A good number of Harvard supporters will be a greataid to the nine, and every student whose circumstances will permit, ought to be one of these on Saturday...
...office. She is a woman in the prime of life, and is the founder of The Young Ladies' School in Philadelphia, which she has conducted for years with unqualified success. She is not a college graduate, and this is one of the reasons for her being selected. It was felt that a woman of more mature age was needed than could be found among the graduates of college. Then, too, it was thought that her being freed from college traditions would be of great advantage...
...directed to stop by the policeman of the yard. We can look upon this only as an unintentional blunder. Singing by the Glee Club in this way has been allowed year after year, and no one has ever before raised any objection. Quite to the contrary, the singing is felt by all to be one of the pleasantest features of the closing days of the college year, and most fitting for a club of students. Of course it is conceivable that the applause might become too boisterous, but, in actual fact, there is no call for fear on this account...