Word: months
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...most enjoyable trip is practically assured for the Stanford University baseball team, beginning immediately after the final examinations this month. Favorable terms and in many places liberal guarantees have been secured to induce the team to visit the places on and about Puget Sound. Games will be scheduled with teams at Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Fairhaven, Whatcom, Port Townsend, Snohomish, Everet and Olympia. It is expected that immediately upon the completion of this tour the team will return to San Francisco and take steamer for the Hawaiian Islands, where they are to play a series of games, finishing with a game...
Will you permit me through your columns to make an inquiry about the freshman nine? I should like to ask why they have no regular coach. Here they have been out of doors for a month and nobody has been out to give them any steady instruction. They have for a captain a man who has no practical experience in the game, who therefore is not qualified to coach the team. Take the combination of circumstances and the '97 nine is the weakest freshman team within the experience of any undergraduate. On Tuesday they just barely got a victory over...
...this regard as the peculiar circumstances make it necessary that we shall be; yet it does seem that the penalty now is too severe. To lose one's privilege of taking out books of that class means a great deal, especially since it is lost for a whole month, and this too, many times, when a little slip of the memory is alone the occasion. Is not the forfeit unnecessarily great...
Within a little over a month will come Memorial Day, and, if there is to be appropriate observance by the University, it is time that plans for this should be given thought. The members of the local Grand Army post would like, if it were quite agreeable to the students, to take part in any observance which shall be made, and it is safe to say that all students would welcome their cooperation. If the observance takes the form of a meeting in Sanders Theatre, we think that it would be better not to have it so long...
...connection with the numerous accessions to the University Library, made with every month, there is no corresponding increase of accommodations. The Library is now filled to its utmost capacity and, in fact, it has not room enough for all the books which properly belong within its walls. In order to make room for new books it has been found necessary to box up and remove about fifteen thousand of the oldest and least used books. It is supposed that this will give room for about a year's accession of new books and pamphlets...