Word: limited
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...make the intellectual life here mean more to every member of the University than it has ever done before. Of course these lectures, affording as they do a mental recreation must always be subordinate to the fixed and regular demands of college work and there must necessarily be a limit to their number. But though this may not materially be increased in the future, the importance of keeping the standard of the lectures as high as possible can not be urged too strongly...
...seats unsold on application and those remaining from the lot reserved for the season ticket holders, will be put on sale to the general public at 8 a. m., at Leavitt and Peirce's and at Wright and Ditson's. The limit will be ten to each purchaser...
...three speakers for the Yale-Princeton debate have been chosen. C. A. Clark '97, Rice T. S. and McVay '96 L. S., Clark also winning the Thacher prize. Recent action of the faculty will limit the Prom. festivities this year to two instead of three days, a return to the first system. This change will help rather than interfere, and will insure a better maintenance of college work than was possible under the last rule...
Even should the trustees be unable to raise the $2,000,000, Mr. Rockefeller's offer will not become wholly inoperative, for the reason that he agrees to offset gifts as fast as they are made up to the $2,000,000 limit. By this means every dollar given the university during the next four years will represent double its face value...
...meeting of the Cycling Association last night it was decided to give four place prizes in the five mile road race instead of three and two time prizes, and to give a limit of three minutes in the handicapping. This is the largest limit ever given in a road race and is for the purpose of encouraging new men to come...