Word: hope
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...hotel system. The details of the plan have not been worked out yet, and probably very little can be known this year of the exact character of the new scheme. But the directors will devote considerable time before fall to preparing the details of the plan, and hope to begin the year with as much absence of friction as usual. It is estimated that the new plan will accommodate from three hundred to five hundred more men than are in the hall at present...
...yard on the evening of Class Day. I think the idea an extremely good one. Like every senior I feel that we cannot give our friends too much enjoyment on Class Day. The playing of the Guitar and Mandolin Club would be a delight to all. I hope that the Class Day Committee will see if some arrangement can be made so that the Glee Club concert may be supplemented by the playing of the Mandolin Club. No doubt the club would willingly play if requested to do so. Will not the proper persons see to this matter...
...entries to the interscholastic games this afternoon show well enough that the sports will be intensely interesting in themselves. We understand that, largely owing to the advancing reputation of the association and to good management this year, the sale of seats is far greater than ever before. We hope that a large proportion of this attendance will be from Harvard. It is not often that the college gets a chance to see such well contested games and at the same time to encourage a branch of athletics which will serve hereafter to bring victories to Harvard...
...moment is a disgrace to the class which is responsible for the present crisis. There is no use now, however, in blaming the class for what it has neglected to do. If it is any incentive for the class to look back on its record of illiberal giving, we hope that it will note that it has been utterly remiss. What the college wants, however, is for the class to look forward, to see exactly what it has before it, and to do its duty speedily. Look at this, Ninety-four! Within one week from today your crew must...
...hope that the undergraduates will do everything they can to help the senior Class Day committee in their work this year. The Class Day committee always has its hands full of important matters. The least in the way of courtesy which undergraduates can do to the retiring class is to make the strictest observance of all the rules which the committee deem necessary...