Word: hoping
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...have been glad to see the enterprise of the Harvard Shooting Club. The recently arranged series of matches, with the large number of entries, cannot fail to be interesting We hope that the proposed match with Yale will also be held, for we are sure that such a match would win the careful attention of the members of the colleges concerned. The Shooting Club has thus far confined itself pretty much to matches at home. Some shooting between the colleges, however, would be a most pleasant novelty...
...their recent action. If our freshmen find that one more race can be rowed by them without seriously increasing the strain and expense already necessary, we think that a race with Yale would be a pleasant and even desirable addition to our present inter-collegiate contests. But we hope a meeting of the class will be called that the general sentiment may be learned. The precedent of a Harvard Yale freshman race at New London should not be hastily established, and opinions should be freely expressed by all interested, as well by the prominent boating men of the college...
...annual examinations and the close of a college year, the student at Cambridge lives a very busy life from April to June. That during the present term his life is also to be specially interesting is not to be doubted. He watches the athletic teams with interest and hope, and if we may judge from their faithful work thus far he has good reason for expecting a creditable record from them all. But warnings against over-confidence and urging to steadiness and determination are never out of place. Such warnings and such urging we give here. However strong Harvard...
...started on a sound basis, and is well conducted, we do not see why expense might not be saved all around by having it include the Harvard Co-operative. A much larger business could be carried on, without increasing the cost of running in the same proportion. So we hope to see some attempt made to combine the two societies in case the Cambridge Co-operative Union is set on foot...
...there be many who spend their recess in Cambridge, we trust that they will spend their time not as we know they ought, but as we ourselves hope to spend it. The uninterrupted period of training which is thus afforded the athletic teams will undoubtedly be spent in the most profitable way, and the college on re-opening will, we trust, see their crews and nine in a condition better even than that of last year...