Word: interred
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...order that the objects of the Inter-Collegiate Press Association may be fully understood we give the constitution in full...
ARTICLE I.NAME AND OBJECT.SECTION 1. This association shall be called "The Inter-Collegiate Press Association...
...Advocate sent no official delegates to the Inter-Collegiate Press Convention...
SECTION 2. Any college journal after applying for admission, and securing a favorable report from the board of reference, subsequently ratified by a two-thirds vote of the association, may, by signing this constitution and paying an entrance fee of ten dollars, become a member of the Inter-Collegiate Press Association...
Harvard, Yale and Columbia evince no desire to join the Inter-collegiate Rowing Association. Harvard and Yale experience in the old Inter-collegiate Association was far from pleasing. Whatever was thought to be known about amateur crew rowing ten years ago was supposed to be locked up at Cambridge and New Haven, and when the "potato-digging agriculturists" from Amherst and other "countrymen" pulled away the honors and renown from the scientific "oars" of the great universities, the disappointment was very great. With only two crews in a race the chances of a "win" are far better than with seven...