Word: following
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...October with his papers on translating Homer. This month William P. Andrews writes an article "On the Translation of Faust." while the Contributors' Club of the same number contains rejoinders to both Professor Palmer's and Mr. Andrews' articles. Mr. Andrews considers that a translation of Faust should invariably follow the third of three methods offered to translations by Goethe, that is it should strive to imitate the originals as closely in form as possible, so that the one is not instead of the other but in place of the other...
Tomorrow afternoon the annual football game between the Harvard and Yale freshmen will be played on Jarvis field. Harvard freshmen have been winning this game for several years now and the college expects Ninety-four to follow the good example set them by the other classes in college. The eleven has played loosely all fall and has been sharply criticised. But it has been greatly strengthened by the addition of 'varsity men this week, and on Tuesday and Wednesday really began to show some semblance of team work. Below are given the ages. weight and height of the team...
...teams were made up as follow: Seniors-rushers, Green, Harris, Winthrop, Higgins, McLeod, Mason, Crosby; quarterback, Guerin; half-backs, Moen, McNear: full-back, Weld...
...Botanical Museum occupies the western wing of Agassiz Museum, and is now almost finished. The corner section of the building, built by Alexander Agassiz in memory of his father, is given over to Zoology. Then follow, the Geology. Mineralogy, and Botany departments...
...CRIMSON have been asked instead to print each Wednesday morning the topics of the expected evening lecture. On this occasion, for the sake of those who did not see the programme of the second lecture, we reprint therefrom the general notes on the "Periods of Modern Philosophy." Then follow the topics and notes to be used in connection with the lecture of this evening. Readers of the CRIMSON who intend to be present this evening, are asked to keep this copy and to bring it with them to the lecture. No printed programmes will be distributed this evening...