Word: lived
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...income of $5.000 or the one with $10,000 that comes to grief (in such exceptional cases money enables a student to support his follies without becoming desperate, though of course he is injured by them,) but it is the young man with $2,000 who wishes to live as if he had $10,000, or the young man with $1,000who seeks the pleasures of $5,000, or the young student with $500 who wishes to lead his class...
...winter, which have thus far been very successful. It is expected that next summer a number of the members will go to the "meet" of the American Canoe Association, which takes place this year at Lake George. Canoeists from all over the country assemble at one large camp and live together for several weeks. Many races take place there, and Harvard will now have a chance to distinguish herself in another field...
...PULSIFER, Manager, Advocate.GLOBE THEATRE SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES.- Those men in college who live in Boston or the immediate vicinity, are earnestly requested to take part in the service next Sunday evening, conducted by Mr. Brooks. Nonsinging as well as singing men are requested to occupy seats on the stage. Please enter by stage door, Chauncy street, before 7 o'clock...
EDITORS DAILY CRIMSON:- You published an editorial yesterday complaining of the obstinacy the faculty has shown in refusing to extend the midwinter vacation. It seems to me that, after seeing year after year that men who live at a distance from Cambridge leave two or three days before the recess begins and return two or three after it ends, the faculty would see the advisability of extending the vacation. Whether they do or not, men will continue to cut several days at each end of such a short Christmas vacation as is given us this year; and anyone who views...
...preach the Christmas sermon. It is hoped that as many men in the chorus who are in Cambridge or Boston on Christmas night will make an effort to be present at this service, since the chorus will be necessarily weakened by the absence of many men who do not live near Boston...