Word: kind
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...graduate sale of tickets for the Princeton game was published in the CRIMSON. This sale was intended only for non-resident alumni. It is reasonable that graduates now in the University should take their chances with the other students. The purpose in holding a special sale of this kind is not to give graduates in Cambridge special privileges over the student body. It aims only to afford an opportunity to alumni who are too far away from college to attend the regular sale, to purchase good seats before they are offered to the general public. The manager of the nine...
...Society last night was a natural result of the common bond of religious interests among a considerable portion of the students. We welcome it as we would welcome any religious organization. Is opportunities and its line of work is much the same as those of other societies of its kind. Its discouragements and obstacles will differ but little from theirs. If anything, they will be even greater because of the prejudice which so many bear to ward this particular denomination. And yet this very difficulty opens at once a field of work where much good may be done. Here...
...with Princeton are not a permanent arrangement; they are simply a temporary means of keeping up an interest in freshman baseball in both colleges, until Yale has passed from under the ban placed upon her by her faculty. It is not at all likely that another meeting of this kind will ever take place, at least not for many years. To have, then, the championship undecided, would be a very poor and unsatisfactory ending to the season's work for both Princeton and Harvard. As this is the first and last chance for our freshmen to measure their strength with...
...which decided the event in Harvard's favor. In spite of rain and wind, the games never lacked in excitement. All in all they were, from a standpoint of interest, the best that have ever been seen on Holmes field. We believe that a few more contests of this kind on home grounds will raise the Mott Haven team to the position in college which is its due. There is not another athletic organization which has met with so unparalleled a success or done more in an athletic way for the university. Unfortunately the students as a body...
...main object is to secure a dining hall of some kind. Those who sign the petition signify their intention of boarding in that hall as long as it proves satisfactory. No one should hesitate to subscribe to this. If after a fair trial the Corporation's plan is shown to be inadequate, it stands to reason that it will be remodelled in the best possible way. Again we would urge the students to take what they can get. The future will decide itself and the only thing to do now is to sign this last petition; no one has anything...