Word: fills
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...duty in one of the ship drills, but has recovered sufficiently to row in the race next Wednesday. The position of stroke, made vacant by the loss of Ingram who was perhaps the greatest factor in the success of the crew last year, has been the most difficult to fill. Kinkaid, the new stroke, is big and powerful, but lacks experience, as he has never stroked before. The other men in the boat have almost all been developed from last year's second crew...
Thoughtlessness alone accounts for the woefully small number of Seniors who have complied with the repeated appeals from the class secretary to send in at once the class lives. It takes but a few moments to fill in the blanks provided by the secretary-a simple but important obligation that one-half the Senior class had seen fit to neglect. Is this the spirit in which the class of 1908 is going to take up its duties as a class? Are one-half of its members still suffering from indifference? We believe it is only thoughtless; but repeated appeals should...
...faithful and efficient service, devoted to the interests of the University. For sixteen years he gave his best efforts to the publication department, working quietly and without apparent desire for personal recognition. There is a gap in the ranks of the administration that will be indeed hard to fill...
...Ethnology issued by Professor F. W. Putnam '62, speaks briefly of the work and importance of the Museum, and once more appeals for more room in which to store the constantly growing treasure resulting from gifts and explorations. The completion of the south wing of the University Museum would fill out the original design of Professor Agassiz, and would be particularly appropriate now, this year being the 100th anniversary of his birth...
...least one race at New London; taken as a whole the men pull well together. The crew has been twice down to the basin; yesterday it continued in one long stretch past Harvard Bridge almost to Beacon street. Richardson, Severance, and Fish are occupying the same seats they filled last year. Lunt, however, has gone to four and Faulkner has been shifted from three to bow. Morgan, now at three, rowed against Yale and Cambridge in 1906, but was a substitute last year. Consequently there are only two new men in the shell at present--Sargent and Bacon; they...