Word: glad
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...proposed to issue the next report in 1893, and later ones in 1895, and at intervals of five years thereafter. The secretary, Joseph W. Lund, 25 Hollis, desires that any information with regard to members of the class be immediately forwarded to him, and in return he will be glad to answer, so far as he can, any request for information...
...following books have disappeared from the Evans Library; in several cases valuable sets are broken. It is possible that some of them have been carried away thoughtlessly, and are in the rooms of students who would be glad to return them. The loss is becoming very serious...
...very glad that Columbia has seen fit to admit the Yale freshmen into the race with Harvard. Harvard has been anxious to row Yale a freshman race for some time, but her unwritten agreements with Columbia have seemed to prevent it. We hope that the success of the new plan will ensure the annual arrangement of freshman races between Harvard and Yale...
With this first full week after the Easter recess, our athletics will assume a greater activity. The base ball nine has already done creditable work, and seems, we are glad to see, more definitely made up than is generally the case at even a later time of the year. The track and field athletic team tomorrow will begin more careful training. If the team meets Yale in May, as there is certainly a prospect of its doing, it will require the best possible advantages for training in the next few weeks; and will, in consequence, need a more loyal support...
...glad to announce the election of A. N. Broughton, '93, as a regular editor of the CRIMSON...