Word: joined
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...wish to join with "Several Seniors" in approving the suggestion that the class of '97 wear caps and gowns after the April recess. Aside from its picturesqueness, the costume is democratic in its uniformity, and would strengthen the esprit de corps of the class in the last months of its collegiate life...
...been in light training for about a week. The chances for a strong crew this year are encouraging, for not only are most of the old men out but there are also several promising new candidates; nevertheless it is hoped that any man who is interested in rowing will join the squad immediately after the mid-years when regular training will begin. The crew will row as nearly as possible the English stroke and will have one man at least in the boat who rowed in the trial races last autumn...
...college may join the class by meeting the instructor on the floor of the Gymnasium at 5.30 any afternoon...
...material on the whole is fairly promising. Mills and Sargent, who rowed on the river with the crew last spring, will soon join the squad and should strengthen it materially...
...been proposed is that of forming a student's aid association to divide the infirmary expenses of its members. The trouble with this as with all voluntary schemes would be, that feeling no present need of an infirmary the majority of students would not take the trouble to join the association, and the Corporation, having nothing to count on, would have to over-charge non-members or run short for the year. Even if successful, would not the same objection hold true here as in the $5.00 a year scheme? Here again the majority would be obviously paying the expenses...