Word: go
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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This is the last opportunity we shall have of speaking to those who intend to go to New York for the game tomorrow. In the first place every man who can possibly afford the trip with the reduced rates which have been obtained should make a strong effort to be present at the game. There is nothing like good, hearty support in the way of cheering; it encourages the team mightily. Secondly, all the coaches should start together promptly at 11 o'clock from the Brunswick in order that all may be together on the grounds. Each coach should...
STUDENTS having clothes to be cleaned should leave them at J. F. Noera's, and have them go through the steam naphtha...
...CLARK, Captain.Too few names were subscribed to go to New Haven with the freshmen eleven to obtain a reduced rate. A special car will come back from New Haven at 1 a. m. Sunday morning, and seats will be reserved in a car as far as the Columbus Ave. crossing on the nine express on Saturday morning...
...foot and have not both hands full" ; "No freshman shall speak to any member of the upper classes with his hat on, or have it on in an upper-classman's room, or in his own room when upper-classmen be there" ; "All freshmen shall be obliged to go on errands for upper classmen, but only out of study hours." Life must have been a solemn matter in those days, for Latin was the only language in use in the college yard, no other language being allowed. Every hour of the day had some duty assigned to it, and even...
...cuffing men on the side of the head for some petty misdemeanor; and we are told that they improved every opportunity in this direction. Flogging was in vogue then and was personally attended to by the president; it was not until 1735 that corporeal punishment began to go into disuse. "When flogging was resorted to, the occasion was always one of great solemnity." The president and fellows, tutors and students assembled in the library; the sentence was read in their presence and the offender made to kneel before them. The president then offered a prayer after which the "prison-keeper...