Word: heralds
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...record of events won by the classes in last Saturday's HERALD should have credited '84 with winning but one event and '85 with three...
EDITORS HARVARD HERALD: The paper set the freshmen in their Trigonometry examination, Saturday, was so unusually difficult as to provoke the inquiry whether our examinations ought to be given so as to test our knowledge of the subject and familiarity with its leading principles, or of its little minute, fine points and catch questions, the acquirement of which is of no practical value and only serves to obscure its more important features. No one can for a moment doubt which view is held by all fair-minded persons and by the most of oar instructors, but the paper in Freshmen...
EDITORS HARVARD HERALD: In her race with Columbia, Harvard '85 was badly handicapped in having a boat that ploughed her bow into the water and that was sprung in the middle; but in the writer's opinion this disadvantage was insignificant to that of having to be coached the eight days preceding the race by a stranger. During these eight days the stroke was hastened considerably by the very worst fault a crew can fall into, namely, rushing forward on the full reach. Mr. Lattauer, not withstanding the above-mentioned fact, deserves on behalf of the crew and the class...
EDITORS HARVARD HERALD: Will you allow me through your columns to express the hope that the person who took the Advocate shingle on last Friday night will return it immediately to its owners...
...carriage, or a confectioner sells half a pound of caramels to "a student of an incorporated academy or other educational institution within this state," and gives him credit therefor, he violates the law, and forfeits twice the amount so credited, "whether the same is paid or not." - [Boston Herald...