Word: fille
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...demanded as its rights "absolute exemption of all its members from the registration scheme of the A. A. U." There the matter stands. The Intercollegiate Association is far from wishing a break with the A. A. U. The A. A. U. can fill its place and fill it well; that is recognized. But it is not the place of the A. A. U. to decided the amateurism of a college athlete...
...University Museum received last week a new consignment of glass flowers, comprising twenty or thirty species of very complicated structure. They will be used to fill up gaps in the series, and are now nearly all in place. The river weeds have been put beside some desert plants, in order to show the differences between plants growing in water and those growing where there is but little moisture. In the case showing the relation of plants to animals are two species of bladderwort which capture minute water-animals. Some of the very beautiful tropical plants that Mr. Blaschka has been...
Certainly Harvard debating is becoming well organized. Freshman clubs are now a regular part of the training and could not be spared, the new Sophomore Club has found a place to fill and is filling it well, and courses of instruction provided for the two upper classes. Finally, in the new club one and all have a single goal to attain which casts no shadow of petty rivalry in the path leading to victory over Harvard's rivals...
...work of pitching to a batter. With the exception of Cozzens and Fitz, the squad is for the most part raw material and little can be told of the men individually until they have been tried in games. At present there seems to be no one who can quite fill the places left vacant by the graduation of Paine and Scannell...
Enough of this, however. Members of the class of '98 are not expected merely to suit their own convenience in this matter, but to accede to these small requests, and, another point, they are asked to fill out the questions for the "Class Lives" in a becoming manner. Although some of these may appear superfluous, they are the form which has been used for many years, and are necessary for the statistics in the Secretary's first Triennial Report. Compliance with this request should be considered a part of the support due one's class...