Word: joined
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Since the question of having the students join in the parade to be held on June 3 in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the incorporation of Cambridge as a city met with the entire approval of the class officers, arrangements have been made with the firm of G. W. Simmons and Co., of Boston, for the furnishing of uniforms, which are to cost $1.25 apiece, and are to consist of caps and gowns dyed with the colors of the several classes. Blue books will be placed immediately at Leavitt and Peirce's and in the transept at Memorial...
...members of the University who wish to get healthy outdoor exercise are urged to join the Weld Boat Club. So few men have joined this spring that no one need feel that he will not be able at any hour of the day to get a single, a wherry or a canoe. The membership fee of $5 is very low indeed as compared with the fee of other clubs. For example, the Union Boat Club, whose equipment is greatly inferior to the Weld, charges $25 a year. Men may join and obtain shingles of the janitor between the hours...
...were: Bancroft, 12; Lunt, 10; Donaldson, 10; Cutting, 9; Perkins, 7; Lapsley, 7; Brinckerhoff, 2. Kinnicutt, Hardy, Harris, Bartol, Du Pont and Byrd practiced. The new rapid firing system worked very well, and a large number of birds were shot. Any member of the University interested in shooting may join the club either at the grounds on Soldiers Field, Monday and Thursday afternoon between 3.30 and 5 o'clock, or with the secretary, C. A. Hardy, 26 Read's block...
...Cambridge departments of the University should decide to take part, it is probable that the Boston departments would also join, and a large proportion of the 3,600 men now members of the University would parade. The men would probably march by classes, and each class might be dressed in cap and gown of its class colors. As the parade is to be held in the day time there would be no chance to use the transparencies which usually figure in student parades, but banners and mottoes could take their place...
...Martha's Vineyard. The reading will be found in the special pamphlet, Geology S. 2, Summer School of 1896, which has recently been issued. The party leaves the Providence Station, Boston, on Monday, April 20, at 12 m. The expense will be about $15. Any one who wishes to join the excursion should communicate with Mr. Woodworth immediately, as the accommodations are limited...