Word: heralds
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...perhaps unnecessary to explain in reference to our editorial of yesterday that Gov. Butler and not the HERALD was the one who ascribed the authorship of "The Brook" to Longfellow...
...graceful custom, and much can be said in favor of it. But when it can no longer be observed without stultification and absolute falsehood, it is high time to abandon it. - [Boston Herald...
...Harvard's loss of "popularity" the Boston Herald says: There is a great deal of idle talk about some supposed loss of popularity which is to accrue to Harvard College because its overseers, acting in the performance of the duties of their office, have not thought it proper to confer the degree of doctor of laws upon Governor Butler. We do not suppose that the overseers gave any special thought to the popularity or the unpopularity of their act. They had a simple duty to perform, and they performed it; and to suppose that the college is to lose...
EDITORS HARVARD HERALD: I have just sent out cards to all those who have not yet paid their subscriptions to the University Crew, and I hope the response will be prompt and general. I shall be in my room, No. 1 Holyoke street, every morning, from eleven to twelve, to receive payment for these subscriptions; any one who cannot come at that time may drop the money through my door or send it by post, and they will receive a prompt acknowledgement of its receipt. The duties of the treasurer of the crew are peculiarly arduous at this time...
EDITORS HARVARD HERALD: Less than one month remains of the year and still the question as to whether the freshmen are to be admitted to the class day exercises around the tree is undecided. Whatever decision the committee of the seniors reach they should certainly lose no more time in making it known, or if they are still deliberating, the quicker they reach some result the better. The proposal that the freshman game with Yale should decide the question has met with such a sensible and evident opposition on all hands, that it ought not to have any effect...