Word: freshmen
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Fifteen candidates for the lacrosse team of whom six were freshmen, appeared at the meeting which was held last Friday...
There are fourteen men trying for the Yale crew, three of whom-Drew, Kenneson and Ferris-are freshmen. They will row in the tank unless the weather permits them to go on the harbor, where they rowed last year from February 1st on. They will not go to the regular training table until March...
...course it is too early to speak with any certainty in regard to the men from '91, but so far '91 has showed up well in athletics and gives promise of being the most athletic class in college, save the class of '88. A large number of freshmen are trying for the team of whom Crosby, Briggs, Burnett and Wendell are good runners. There are said to be also several good broad jumpers in the class. The team has begun training in the gymnasium; the number of candidates is large and there is a good deal of interest and enthusiasm...
...year. In the graduate departments there has been a gain, 115 men in college rooms this year to 87 last year. By the following statistics one can see where the gains and loses have occurred. In 1886-7 the numbers were as follows: Seniors, 175; juniors, 148; sophomores, 116; freshmen, 92; special students, 20; Divinity School, 15; law school, 47; scientific, 7; graduates, 18. This pears the numbers are: Seniors, 146; juniors. 122; sophomore, 134; freshmen, 97; specials, 42; Divinity School, 11; law school, 73; graduates, 21 and scientific school, 10. The total number being...
Twenty-six Cornell freshmen failed to pass the mid-year examinations and have been advised not to return to college...