Word: likely
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...games this year prove herself second best. Oxford and Cambridge, in replying to the intercollegiate challenge by a narrowed counter challenge, should, it would seem, have selected Yale and Pennsylvania, who hold the two leading places in track athletics. There certainly seems no adequate reason why a meeting like the one originally proposed by the American colleges should not have been arranged; but, as matters now stand, it is hard to see just how Harvard can fairly be one of two colleges to meet an English team this year...
...conference is to last from June 28 to July 8; the total expense being $17.00 (registration fee $5.00; board and room $12.00.) The dormitories and halls of the Northfield Seminary are used for the conference. Any men who have not yet signified their intention of going, who would like to join the Harvard delegation, or any who desire further information are requested to communicate with H. G. Dorman, 9 Walter Hastings Hall, before June...
...entrusted to the loyal care of its children, From a small beginning brought to a mightier growth, By Presidents, Fellows, Overseers and Faculty with counsels, foresight and care. To the best arts, to virtues, social and personal, Has given and still gives culture. They that he instructed shall shine like the glory of the firmament, And they that educate many to righteousness, Like stars for ceaseless eternities...
...intended as a place in which any member of the University may feel at liberty publicly to insult the paper, or to air any and every fancied grievance against it. A certain amount of calm criticism of our own attitude we have never refused to publish; but extravagances like those of our present correspondent we shall hereafter receive in the personal spirit in which they are written. Today we have been obliged to omit a part of the communication, which is devoted to an exaggerated estimate of the material advantages to be derived by a student waiter...
During the warm weather those who take their meals at Memorial Hall are likely at times to get food which is not entirely palatable to them. I hope any such will not fail to notify me by complaints put in the box for that purpose in the hall. I do not very often give personal answers to the complaints but invariably look into the merits of all communications addressed to me. I should like also to remind everybody that the best way to obtain better food, is to send back that which is objectionable, with a brief note...