Word: neglected
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...arrangements of the 'Varsity Boat Club for the Glee Club concert in Boston, Through the manager of the crew I learn that his own illness, the absence of the president, and the miscarriage of a letter, unavoidably left the concert unmanaged. This of course explains the seeming neglect of the boat club...
...been so rapid, and in the points in which the nine is weakest the advancement has been surpassingly and disappointingly slow. The college itself has ill supported the nine by its presence at the games. An opportunity will be afforded Saturday for it to make up its neglect by sending a large and enthusiastic delegation to New Haven...
...partly because the faculty felt themselves in need of more stringent rules, by which to get the best possible work from the students. The changes have all been toward compelling the men to do better work, and for that purpose are more stringent as regards absence from college and neglect of college duties. The officers have all been empowered to deal more summarily with men who show continued neglect of their studies, and the regulations concerning probation have been made more explicit. One new departure of the past year was the placing of all freshmen under an advisor, thirteen members...
...Pierian has lost the confidence of its creditors. The matter is by no means so trivial as it may seem to the Glee club whose management is in reality deserving the strongest blame. It remains to be seen what reason the Glee club can give for its long-continued neglect...
...either was dropped or left voluntarily. "The department of German, French, and Political Economy were strengthened in the spring of 1888-89 by new appointments and promotions." Reference is made to the new regulations presented by the overseers and adopted by the faculty. The president accounts for the neglect by the faculty of any such administrative orders, by the fact that the elective system had turned their attention to other more vital matters...