Word: kind
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Yale and Oxford and Cambridge will be held at Berkeley Oval this afternoon. This is in the nature of a return match for the one held in England in 1899, when the English Universities won by five events to four. As is usually the case in contests of this kind, each side is practically sure of several events, because of the uneven development in the two countries. The Englishmen are almost certain to win the long runs, and the Americans have a like advantage in the field events. To Harvard and Yale are conceded the high and broad jumps, hurdle...
...members of the University, especially new men in both graduate and undergraduate departments, are invited to join the Union. No nominations are necessary. Any one wishing to become a member of the Union can do so by filling out an application blank stating the kind of membership he desires...
...model, a solid piece of plaster thirty feet in circumference, is the largest of the kind yet produced in this country and by far the most accurate. The area represented is nearly five hundred square miles, embracing the territory within a radius of twelve miles from Boston...
...contains about ten pages of photographs which add very much to its attractiveness, the one of the four University captains for this year being especially good. The Class records of every kind, and the future addresses of all 1901 men, as far as they could be found, are also printed...
...Harvard and the other contains an appeal from the committee which was formed for the collection of funds. Their circular briefly states that the department is prevented from doing its best work on account of the lack of such a library; speaks of the necessity of the best kind of training for men who will leave the University to hold positions of influence; and predicts the probability of the rapid growth of such a library if it were once founded. The Board of Overseers have appointed the following committee to have connection with the work: George B. Dorr '74, Richard...