Word: mass
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Physics.-Monday, March 24: Maximum section in U. E. R.; Minimum section, Abbot to Gushee in Mass. 1, Hall to Quimby in Mass. 3, and A. N. Rantoul to Zerega in Sever...
Classical Lectures.-Tuesday, March 25: Abbot to Furber in Mass. 1, Gardner to Meeks in Mass. 3, Meredith to Sampson in U. E. R., and Saulsbury to Zerega in Sever...
Mathematics.-Thursday, March 27: Maximum section in U. E. R. Mr. Lane's sections: 1, 2, and 3 in Mass. 1; 4 in Mass. 3. Dr. Peirce's section: 5, 6 and 7 in Sever 37; 8 in Sever...
Latin.-Saturday, March 29: Mr. Parker's sections: Adv. I. in Mass. 3; i., ii., v., and vi. in Mass. 1. Mr. Preble's sections: Adv. II, in Sever 37; iii. and iv. in Sever 35. Minimum section in Sever...
...although there were twenty-eight freshwomen and twenty-four sophomores, the aggregate weight of the latter was largely in excess of that of their competitors. The freshwoman who wore the back hair for which the battle was to be fought, was placed in the centre of a compact mass of her classmates, who were resolved to defend her at all hazards. The sophomores, confident of an easy victory, had made few preparations for the contest, except that of putting on their oldest clothes, and they were guilty of the extreme folly of wearing their own back hair, a mistake which...