Word: founded
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When Dr. Winsor became librarian eighteen years ago he found the cross scored in the cellar of the Library; at his suggestion it was gilded and placed over the entrance of the building, where it remained until last year...
...large contingent of Harvard pets to try conclusions with some of the cracks. Some of the college men have already visited the Kennel Club's office at 167 Tremont street to ask for information on the subject of entering their dogs. Mr. Oldham, superintendent of the show, can be found daily after Jan. 3 at the club's offices, 167 Tremont Street, and will be glad to furnish prize lists and entry blanks and any information desired...
...injury in a panic might so be minimized. Rather than see the exercises moved from the old "flower tree," where they have been held ever since Class Day itself has been held, the CRIMSON would have the number of admissions to the enclosure greatly lessened. If these measures are found impracticable, other grounds will have to be chosen for there is no way of increasing the size of the present site except by cutting down the elms on the street side or by moving Holden Chapel behind Stoughton as has been suggested. Neither of these things is likely...
Professor J. Trowbridge, Director of the Jefferson Physical Laboratory, has recently made several important discoveries in electricity. He has found that just ten thousand volts are necessary to produce the so-called X-rays. His discoveries have broken up the old theory that the carbons in an are light must be united to start the flow of light; it seems that, as a matter of fact, the first spark overcomes the atmospheric resistance and the column of air thus heated conducts the following stream of light...
...FOUND.- Sum of money last Saturday morning. Owner can have by calling at CRIMSON office and paying for this notice...