Word: non
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...plans proposed are intended merely as suggestions. It is not the wish of the graduates who are interested in the matter to ram a disagreeable prescription down the undergraduate throat, that is distinctly a non-Harvard policy. It is hoped, however, that they will awaken interest and support, and that undergraduates who may think of some better method of meeting the present visible difficulties, will not be diffident in coming forward with suggestions...
...other competitors may be mentioned the London Rowing Club, the Thames Rowing Club, the Kingston Rowing club, the Moulsey Boat Club, the Royal Chester Rowing Club, and the school boy clubs of Eton and Radley. The course is one mile and 550 yards in length and the water is non-tidal. The level of the water is, therefore, during the regatta unvarying and the direction of the stream is always the same...
...plan, as was shown by the list of 130 names subscribed in a single afternoon, are representative men of all departments of undergraduate activity. There has simply been a spontaneous movement on the part of individual members of all the societies, as well as on the part of non-society men, to provide '98 with election machinery that will be satisfactory to a large class. Following is the plan submitted to the '98 election committee...
...glad that Harvard is to commemorate one of her greatest graduates in a creditable manner. Any institution to provide for some merely sectarian need we are sure would not have found favor in the eyes of Bishop Brooks, but to have a religious house at Harvard on a non-sectarian basis was a plan which he heartily approved of and encouraged. In its acquisition the religious societies are most fortunate and it is incumbent upon them to see that the memorial answers the purpose for which it was intended, to increase the fellow-sympathy of co-workers...
...Thanksgiving Day there will be a series of rifle and revolver matches at the Walnut Hill shooting range, open to non-members of the Massachusetts Rifle Association. An entrance fee of twenty-five cents will be charged and there will be a prize for each match. A special invitation has been offered to members of the Harvard Rifle and Revolver Club. Trains leave Union Station...