Word: lived
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...view of these benefits which have arisen from the formation of class crews, why should we not make another effort in the same direction, and make our class base-ball nines live institutions, instead of dead formalities? Since class nines after freshman year are mere matters of fancy, many men whose freshman work promises well, are allowed to retire because they cannot get on to the 'Varsity at the beginning of sophomore year, whereas if they had the opportunity of practising on a class nine for another season or two, the junior or senior year might find them useful...
...born into a land which parades its radicalism and its intellectual progress. It is time that the hobbledehoy twaddle about the dangers of this co-education were stopped. It is not now an open question; Cambridge and Oxford settled it some time ago. At these universities young women live in their own "halls" under the guardianship of wise and good women of the highest social standing. They are taken to the lecture rooms by their matron guides, and when the lecture is over are taken back to the hall without any unpleasant or degrading consequences. The mere listening...
...order that the HERALD may live up to the ideal of a college daily, by regularly furnishing in its column of items a complete record of all college news and events, we invite the co-operation of all outsiders in college to this end. We are sure that all will be repaid for any trouble they may take by finding in this column a news summary more extensive and more original than is possible in a weekly, and fresher than is possible in a fortnightly...
...government under which we live here at college, the college press, as expressing the opinions of the students, has something the position of a lower house, with the responsibility of originating measures which belongs to such a body. - [Record...
...nobler from contact with you - we cannot write soberly of it. Here in this sanctum of sobriety, here in strait-faced, solemn 'Book Notices' we propose three rousing cheers for Tom Hammersmith! Three cheers more for Mark Sibley Severance, chronicler! Yes, and three more for 'Fair Harvard!' 'May they live long and prosper!'" Well done, Rip Van Winkle...