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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...most of the men were secure, they were still the regular class crew. This was not at all a satisfactory position for the men who were left in the Weld crew because they did not get any reward for their work, nor were the regular class crew men kept so well up to their work as if they knew that if beaten by the Weld crew, they would no longer represent the class...
...been catalogued, they will be removed to the Romance Languages Library in Warren House, where the combined collection, numbering 1200 to 1300 volumes, will hereafter be known as the "Lowell Memorial Library of Romance Literature." A surplus of $70 remains after the purchase, which, it is hoped may be kept as a permanent fund. The income will be used for buying new books for this library and for rebinding old ones...
...class crews will be kept in training until the middle of May when they will be entered in the spring regatta. It is expected that as many as fifteen crews will be kept in training for this event. The exact make-up of the university eight will not be decided upon until after the spring regatta in the middle of May, when the class crews, with the exception of the freshmen, will be disbanded. Second university and freshman eights will then be selected and these four crews will be kept in training until the Harvard-Yale races at New London...
From 1643 to 1800 the College received about forty bequests for the aid of poor and deserving scholars, having an income of from $50 to $300 each. Up to this time the accounts of the College had been kept in a single entry and annual assignments were made of the specific incomes of the several scholarships. Just before the close of the eighteenth century the system of double entry book-keeping was adopted, and the existing bequests of which the Treasurer had any knowledge were bunched in a single account termed the "Exhibition Account." The records of some...
...instrument used in making the observations will be a compound one, so that many negatives may be taken at one time, and will be kept turning to face the sun by means of clock-work...