Word: months
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...editorial deals with the inequalities of the course system, and besides the usual "Month," there are two book reviews by Mr. Lovett and Mr. Duffield...
...Harvard Co-operative Society is now paying the dividend of $2,800 which it has declared. The society is to be commended for its promptness in getting out the dividends. This year they are being paid a month earlier than they were last. Checks will be sent to each member of 1890-91 whose dividend amounted to 25 cents or over. Any member who does not receive his dividend by November 7 is asked to notify the Superintendent, Mr. C. D. Lyford...
Notice has been sent out from the office to the different instructors requesting them to have their November reports ready by the 10th of the month. This will probably result in hour examinations in most of the courses before that date...
...able man than Mr. Storey or a subject of more general interest at the present time could not be asked for. Prominently identified with the National Civil Service Reform League, his speech at the annual convention of that body in Buffalo held during the first week of the present month created wide spread attention. Mr. Storey's duties in the law make such demands upon his time that the opportunity of hearing him in Cambridge is rare and the reception given him on Wednesday evening in Sanders should be correspondingly enthusiastic...
...successfully carried out. Undergraduates are severely taxed to bear the expenses incident to the annual Harvard Yale race, and without help from the alumni they could never hope to raise money enough to send a crew to England and keep it in training there for a month or more...