Word: following
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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This vote was understood to refer to the recommendations of May 2, '88, and the Athletic, Committee has felt bound to follow as well as it could the lines laid down in that vote, without forgetting its second and no less important duty, the fostering of the sports committed to its charge...
...Trafford has been identified with foot ball at Harvard ever since he entered college, and no man has worked more untiringly for our success. His election is a a tribute to the confidence which the members of the eleven themselves repose in him, and the college is ready to follow their example. Harvard men may be sure that whatever mistakes have been made will be corrected and that all which can be done for the success of the eleven next fall will be done...
...Secretary.MASSACHUSETTS CENTRAL SPECIAL TRAIN. - The second section of the Mass. Central train will leave at 7.45 from No. Cambridge instead of at 8.45 as stated in yesterday's CRIMSON. In returning the second section will start 15 minutes after the end of the game, and the first section will follow 15 minutes later. Men must NOT change sections for the return trip. Electrics will run up North Ave from Harvard Sq. at intervals after 7.00 o'clock as necessary, Saturday morning...
...four o'clock. All the men who join the hunt are out of lectures by half-past three, and the start should be made ten, or at the most, fifteen minutes later. This would give considerable more time when there would be sufficient light to enable the hounds to follow the scent easily, and would make the runs more successful...
...given it. But with the feeling in the college what it is now the inference from unexplained action keeping these men on probation might well be that honest endeavor to do what is required of men and atone for past short-comings is not sufficient, but that punishment must follow according to the strict letter of the law. It is needless to point out why such an inference would be exceedingly unfortunate. The Faculty owes it to itself and to the students that there be no ground...