Word: lighting
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...following-named men will probably enter for the light-weight sparring in the spring meetings of the Athletic Association : W. H. Page, '83; G. F. Spaulding, '82; J. Dorr, '83; E. K. Butler, '83. H. Edwards, '83, will enter for the middle-weight...
...about two miles in length, they have been, through the winter, working in the gymnasium, but will now go to the boat house to row on the water. In the gymnasium their exercise was taken on rowing-machines, where they were coached by older oarsmen. Boxing and other light athletic exercise occupied another hour. The men finish their day's work at 7.30. Ex-Captain Rogers, of last year's crew, has been in New Haven two weeks and coached them. Fred. Wood, '76, S., who has so successfully done Yale's coaching for several years, will again fill that...
...QUESTION OF PROPRIETY.EDITORS HARVARD HERALD: This morning one of the college papers printed the proposed scheme and what purported to be the standing rules of the Dining Association. This appears extraordinary in the light of the proceedings of the last meeting of the directors. The directors authorized the vice-president to have a proof of the standing rules struck off for their use, that alterations might more easily be made at their next meeting, before the regulations were finally printed. A motion was also made that a single college journal be furnished with a copy of these rules, on condition...
...WEATHER.WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 14, 1882, 1 A. M. For New England, light rains, followed by clearing weather, winds veering to colder northwesterly, higher pressure...
...general popularity of the Lampoon among its college exchanges, has given birth to a desire on the part of the Yale and Princeton papers to have an illustrated paper at these colleges. The Lampoon is regarded as perhaps the brightest light in college journalism, possibly because it has no rival in its particular field, but probably because of the peculiar merit of its productions. We hope that before another year has passed we shall have the pleasure of exchanging with the "Yale - " and "Princeton - ," two illustrated journals published at Yale and Princeton respectively...