Word: highly
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...already discussed, are positive and real. Only too little has been said of the effect that would be produced by the long, blank, empty tiers of seats stretching out on either side.--that might be screened from the spectators, as suggested yesterday, but only by a fence as high as the top of the Stadium, which would not greatly enhance the prospect. The resemblance to an afternoon tea in Boston Common would probably be striking. SENIOR...
After receiving his degree from the Scientific School in 1897. Dr. Brinckerhoff graduated from the Medical School with high rank in 1901. Before becoming an assistant in the Medical School, he was on the staff of the Boston City Hospital. Dr. Tyszer graduated from the Medical School in 1902, having first received a degree from Brown University. Last year both men assisted Dr. Councilman in his isolation of the organism which is presumably the cause small...
Thomas Edwin McNally '07, died of pneumonia yesterday morning at his home in New York City. He had gone to New York to spend Washington's Birthday, and took a cold which rapidly developed into pneumonia. McNally prepared for College at the Brookline High School...
...five men reported to Mr. Graham, who had general supervision of the work. The runners, after light work in the Gymnasium went out for a short run; the first squad being let by Captain Rust, and the second by J. E. Haigh 1L. The pole-vaulters, shot-putters, and high jumpers spent all their time in the Gymnasium under the personal direction of Mr. Graham...
Beginning today, pole-vaulters will report at 3.30 o'clock on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and shot-putters and high jumpers at 3.30 o'clock on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. The other men will continue to report, as they did yesterday, at either 3.30 or 4.30 o'clock...