Word: long
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Peters, a new man, showed up well in the hurdles, and J. W. Falls won several of the paper chases. He will probably train for the long distance events in the intercollegiate games. Charles T. Dudley, the halfback who made the touchdown against Princeton, is a fast man on the track. The team as a whole will be called out after the Junior Promenade, and among other men who will train are Graff, Fischer and Byers in the sprints; Lewis, Buckingham, Speer, Palmer and W. Johnson, in long distance runs; C. D. Cheney and Weston in the broad jump; Buscom...
...contributions toward the $35,000 necessary to carry out the proposed scheme of making a park of the Lowell estate on Brattle street, have come in rather slowly and the sum is now slightly over $21,000. The Cambridge Park Commission has long been considering the proposal of paying a third of the amount, and if they should decide to do so, only a small figure would remain. It has been suggested to make an appeal to students, as was done in the case of the Long fellow Park, on the grounds that Lowell was one of the most distinguished...
Although he was not widely known among his classmates, the example of his life will be long remembered by his friends...
...part of the year and have arranged to have a Harvard man in attendance every evening. The Church Army which occupies the room above has paid part of the money and has offered to have a janitor to tend to cleaning and such work. The rooms consist of a long hall furnished with tables and chairs for reading, a lavatory, and a separate room for smoking, where talking is allowed. The great need now is for magazines, newspapers and books, and students who have any to give to the reading room are requested to leave them at Beck...
Yesterday's memorial service in Appleton Chapel was an event of deeper significance than has occurred before in College for a long time. No one who was present could fail to be impressed by the simple sincerity with which the service was conducted and its thorough appropriateness...