Word: months
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...California series this month takes up the Fremont explorations, first with a brief paper giving a resume of the five explorations; second, with a paper by Mrs. Fremont on the "Origin of the Fremont Explorations"; and third, with a posthumous narrative of the terrible experiences of the fourth expedition under the title of "Rough Times in Rough Places...
...lectures or discussions on scientific and economic subjects which are largely attended. The Union controls four rooms on the second floor of the Prospect House, near Central Square. Any Harvard man may become a member by the payment of twenty-five cents entrance fee and twenty-five cents per month, or a sustaining member may by paying five dollars a year. Application blanks for membership may be obtained of C. C. Closson, 19 Divinity, from half past one to two o'clock every day except Saturday, and on Wednesdays from seven to eight o'clock. Anyone who can give...
...series of lectures is to continue during the month of March, and if the conflict between them and the College Conferences is not removed, we fear both courses of lectures will suffer...
...seems, however, as if a man might be found who could be of great help to men beginning at the Weld boat house. His services could be secured by the month, and he could be dismissed at any time he proved unsatisfactory. Such an arrangement could result in no possible harm, and might end in much good. The Corporation of Harvard has not a reputation for amiability; but at the occasional times when they show some signs of it by offering to give us some help in our boating, it certainly seems a pity not to take advantage...
...conscientious endeavor and hard work avail anything, the sophomore crew is bound to make a creditable showing on the river next month. Captain Burgess's efforts to bring the men into good rowing form have been unflagging, and considering the fact that he has had a number of new men under him, these efforts have been quite successful. The crew which will row in the class races next May will have to be made up largely of new men, as probably not more than four of the old crew will have seats in the boat. It therefore behooves...