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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...None of the members of last year's freshman crew has yet come out, though some of them occasionally assist in the coaching...
...annual indoor games of the Boston Athletic Association were held Saturday evening at Mechanics Hall. The attendance was larger than ever before. The meeting was remarkable in that three world's record holders competed: Conneff, Kilpatrick and Chase. None of them got a place in their events oveng to the severity of their handicaps...
...polo team, though new as a University team, is organized for an old, well-known and popular sport, and therefore has none of the obstacles which are encountered by those who introduce new or little-known games. It has, however, the great disadvantage that it can be played only in an extremely limited and, at that, unreliable season and at a time of the year when athletic diversions are at a discount in the University. In the face of this disadvantage, the newly formed Harvard team has gone to work with good spirit and though beaten in the first contest...
...after all, the policy exemplified in the administration of the Scientific School, though due none the less to the efforts of its officers and professors, has taken its spirit from the policy which has governed the whole University during the last twenty-five years. Though in this period Harvard has been the recipient of many gifts, the period is characterized rather by the business-like disposition of existing means and the careful development of every department as far as those means would allow. In all this there has had to be a ruling sense of proportion, a weighing...
...promises to be in the future, self-supporting. The plan by which the privileges are paid for is this: The annual fee is one dollar only. Tickets of the value of three cents are on sale at the office of the secretary and are sold in any quantity. None but members can purchase tickets. These are given up to the attendants in charge of the various departments whenever use is made of the latter. The aim is to have the fees for the use of the baths bowling alleys, etc., about sixty per cent of what is charged elsewhere...