Word: mattered
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...teams, clubs and societies. We find, however, that this privilege is liable to abuse; that many notices are published which are of little consequence to any one in college, and that other notices are being reprinted day after day. This crowds out of the columns of the CRIMSON much matter which is of interest to our subscribers and which ought, in consulting the wishes of the majority, be printed. The CRIMSON is, therefore, forced to make a new rule: that while all notices sent in for publication will receive consideration, still only those which are deemed important and which have...
...place last evening in Upper Massachusetts hall. Mr. Woodbury called the meeting to order a little after 7 o'clock and the business began with the officers' reports. President Balch began his report with a resume of the Mott Haven cup controversy which broke out afresh last year. This matter has been at last settled and Harvard is to keep the cup in 1890 in any case. He then spoke about the winter meetings; the tediousness of so much wrestling on the first day and his disapproval of all sparring on Ladies Day. This he would remedy by putting...
...clock, and that of the Boat Club at eight. In the past two or three years it has become the fashion for the students to disregard these meetings, or at least to send a very small representation to them. Such a state of affairs is radically wrong. This matter is one that should interest all the graduates, and they should show their interest by attending the meeting. Especially should their support be given at such a crisis as this, when our athletics most need support. The meetings have been called within an hour of each other, in the same evening...
...been customary in past years. It was distinctly understood, nevertheless, that the action of the class did not in the least commit it to the support of the republican candidates, the object of marching being to have a good time, and not to make a political demonstration, as the matter has always been decided by the senior class in the past, and action on the part of the other classes has not been customary, it was moved that three marshals be elected by ballot to make the necessary arrangements...
...collection of funds in charge, has announced that although he has met with almost universal support in his application for assistance, still there is scarcely enough money collected to allow the competition among builders to begin. The alumni of the college have interested themselves in the matter with favorable results. The association of the New York alumni has shown itself particularly active in soliciting subscriptions...