Word: interest
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...captain of the eleven Dr. Grenfell was converted by Mr. Moody. After studying medicine under Sir Andrew Clarke, the eminent physician, he went out in 1892 to give his life to the work for fishermen. As Dr. Gren fell has had a remarkable experience, he should be of especial interest to college men. All members of the University are invited to be present...
...Harvard Dining Association will elect directors of the Association for the coming year. In view of the numerous complaints which have been made recently in regard to the management of the Hall, the members should feel in duty bound to vote for those who will certainly take an interest in the administration of the Hall, and thus make the election a decided expression of their opinion. In this way alone can any good results come from the agitation of the subject. As has been said before, the steward, against whom the complaints have been made, is engaged by the Association...
...general way, then, the prospects for the year are bright. It is unnecessary to add that the more apparent the interest of the undergraduates as shown by attendance at practice and in any other ways that may arise, the greater the encouragement given to the team...
...ninth number of the current volume of the Advocate, which appeared yesterday, is an interesting issue. Arthur Ruhl '99 contributes a story, "The Leading Lady" that is one of the best things he has done. Although some-what long it is interesting and the characters are nicely drawn. "On the Dry Salvages," by Guy H. Scull '98, is a good bit of description. The story "In the Wood-Path," by Mary Allen Rand, is carefully written, but its theme is too often used to be any longer of interest...
Charles Paine Cheney was born in Boston, Dec. 20, 1869, and died from general tuberculosis at Colorado Springs, Colo., on Feb. 3 last. Cheney prepared for college at St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. Throughout his college course he took an active but unobtrusive interest in the social and athletic life. He rowed two years on his class crew. Among the social organizations to which he belonged were the Institute of 1770, the D. K. E., the Hasty Pudding Club and the Alpha Delta...