Word: filles
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...amount of promising material for the University hockey team makes the outlook of winning the intercollegiate championship this season at least as promising as that of last year. Last season the whole defence remained intact from the team of 1907 and it was necessary to fill and four positions in the forward line. This year the opposite is true; all the forwards of the 1908 University team are back, while the three defence men have been lost by graduation. With a strong defence built up from last year's second and Freshman teams there is no reason why the University...
...management has done everything in its power to fill the applications of those that merit tickets. The tickets sent out yesterday, which are for the seats in the third and fourth rows in the peristyle and the row now in the process of erection on top of the Stadium, form the final allotment. In the cases where the applications have not been filled, the money and checks will be returned after the game...
...meeting of the Athletic Committee last evening, it was decided that every possible effort would be made to fill the applications of the last group of Harvard men. This group consists of graduates of the professional schools who are not graduates of the College, and who applied for two seats. The applications of these men could not be filled with the number of seats formerly available...
...training forms an important part of undergraduate activity and there is no reason why the large number of men at Harvard who desire to secure it should be denied the opportunity for lack of such a club. Our own traditions alone are enough to show that debating clubs can fill a sound and vigorous place in college life...
...thanks of their patrons, not only for making such an excellent financial record in a year of commercial weakness, but also for maintaining its excellence of service in many directions. Such a store, responsive to the ever-changing demands of a transitory public, has a very difficult place to fill. We believe that the Co-operative is operated with as little friction and with as much satisfaction to its customers as are possible in the circumstances...