Word: fronts
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...lodge is a one and one-half story building with a deep basement. The foundation is of stone, and the main part of brick finished with pine. The basement, second floor and back part of the main floor are for the use of the keeper. In the front part of the building on the main floor is a large reception room. This room is handsomely finished and has a large fireplace at one end with a chimney seat on either side. The room is intended for the use of students and their friends as a convenient place of meeting...
...easier matter than it should have been. While not producing any material fit for the first boat, the new plan did give a large number of men the benefit of several weeks' coaching, who being thus interested and helped, may come out next year and go to the front. Both Captain Allen and Dr. Gallaudet feel that the system is on the right lines, however, and that another year's trial will show greater results...
...School and the three upper class crews of the Newell Club went on the water for the first time yesterday. The four crews rowed for about a half an hour up and down in front of the boathouse, starting at first by fours and then rowing with the whole eight. Vail coached from a single. A high wind was blowing, making the water rough, so that the blade work was a trifle ragged, but on the whole the crews rowed fairly evenly considering that it was their first day on the water. Following is the order of the eights...
...Hollis, the chief dormitories; Wadsworth house, the residence of the presidents; Harvard Hall, in which was a chapel, library, and dining room; and Holden Chapel. The library in Harvard Hall contained over 12,000 volumes; there are now over 530,000 in Gore Hall. The first Stoughton was in front of what is now the Johnston Gate...
...troops on the Boers' borders. The true inwardness of the matter is not and can not be known for some time, but right seems to be on the side of the Boers. At least the sight of a nation leaving all and going in a body to the front to fight for their homes ought to inspire the admiration of a republic like America and compel it to suspend its judgment...