Word: lasting
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Last day for receiving applications for the Price Greenleaf...
...Last day for receiving dissertations for the Toppan, Dante, Sargent and Sumner Prizes...
There seems to us to be nothing unfair in this and the decision of last evening by which Harvard will probably offer as her date May 22, should settle the whole matter definitely. This arrangement will give both teams an equal advantage, far Harhas no 'Varsity game on the 22nd of May and Yale has. We cannot see any reason why in all fairness Yale should not accept this arrangement. Harvard will be undoubtedly justified in insisting on the acceptance of May 22, or any other date she may wish if Yale holds to June 1 as her choice...
There has been much trouble in arranging the dates on which the two games usually played between the Harvard freshmen and Yale freshmen should take place. Finally, however, Yale has determined upon June 1st, the date of the Harvard-Princeton game. At a consultation held last evening, Captain Willard advised the freshmen to write to the Yale freshman and offer to accept June 1st, and to announce that the first game must take place on May 22, the bate of the postponed Yale-Princeton game, or that it will be impossible to arrange games with the Yale freshmen this year...
...National Politics" by Frank G. Cook. Mr. John Fiske contributes another paper on the battles of the revolution, the subject of which is "Brandywine, Germantown and Saratoga." A very interesting article is "Reflections after a Wandering Life in Austrarlsia,' by Professor John Royce. Professor Royce spent several months last year in a voyage to Australasia, and his acute powers of observation were well exercised. The other articles in the number are "A Paris Exposition in Dishabille" by W. F. Bishop, "La Merveilleuse Americaine" by A. R. Haven, "The Bell of St. Basil's by E. S. Phelps and "Trotting Horses...