Word: letting
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Society will have for this coming year, the best of facilities for procuring both foreign and American books, with out any other than accidental delay. Let all send in their orders at once. If a student finds, after the arrival of his books that he must change a course elected, he will be reasonably sure of disposing of his books to some other member by notifying the Society early. But the Society accepts no risks whatever in such cases...
...Society will have for this coming year, the best of facilities for procuring both foreign and American books, with out any other than accidental delay. Let all send in their orders at once. If a student finds, after the arrival of his books that he must change a course elected, he will be reasonably sure of disposing of his books to some other member by notifying the Society early. But the Society accepts no risks whatever in such cases...
...much as any favor which has ever been conferred upon her by a university captain; and the enthusiasm of the spectators dispelled all fears that the college had no interest in the crew. Well, the crew has gone, and there will be a brief week of anxious waiting. Let us hope we shall have two more victories to record, and two more pennants to adorn the walls of the trophy room. The victories must and will come; but if they do not, it will be because the better crew is Yale's or Columbia's; not because Harvard's crew...
...greater efforts, and lend a greater interest to the game in the eyes of the spectators. Why could not this be done before the last championship game with Yale on the 26th? The management of the H. U. B. B. C. has shown energy and wisdom in other matters; let it show the same good qualities in regard to what we believe the college really needs, and what it ought by all means to have...
...would like to comment on the notice which appeared in a recent issue of the CRIMSON, stating that the sophomore dinner must be given up on account of the small number of men who have signed for it. By this the class of '88 are letting go unnoticed one of the oldest Harvard customs. It is quite easy to make the excuse just at this time of annual examinations. But the dinner should have been held early in the spring. It was simply negligence and lack of interest which has delayed the dinner. Let the dinner take place at once...