Word: numberous
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...results thus far show that interest in the series is this season much more stable than last. Although starting with the same number of entries there has this year been but one withdrawal from the series, and that before any games were played, while last season there were several instances of nines dropping out after their first defeat, and causing a general mixup in the arrangement of games. Under the new system no inconvenience could be caused by any withdrawals, as the nines below would simply move up in the list, but in spite of this it is gratifying...
...streets at 7 p. m. sharp. Tickets $2.00, are on sale at Leavitt's. As dinner has been ordered for all who signed the book, they must of course buy their tickets. The committee hope to be able to sell tickets until 5 p. m., but as the approximate number must be known by 11 a. m. the number for sale after that time will be limited. 255 men have already signed...
Owing to a number of suggestions from the class it has been decided to hold an informal reception before the Junior dinner, at which the men will have a chance to meet any members of the class they may not know. The reception will begin at twenty minutes of seven, and all are urged to come at that time, as the dinner must begin promptly at seven. A reception committee to do the necessary introducing has been chosen and the members must be at the Vendome at 6.30 promptly to receive their badges. The members are: P. M. Jaffray...
Circulars have been sent to a number of graduates asking for subscriptions for the proposed new dormitory to cost about $50,000, to be built near the present college grounds. On account of the war, however, any systematic canvass of alumnae for funds has been indefinitely poetponed...
There are at present about thirty Harvard men mustered or enlisted in the Massachusett's Volunteer Naval Reserves, though only about half that number have actually volunteered in the regular U. S. Navy. Of the latter, the following men have been sent to the U. S. converted cruiser Prairie, the deep sea patrol boat for the New England coast: W. S. Burgess 1901, C. N. King '98, F. Woodbridge 1L., G. H. Dorr 1L, J. B. Moulton '98, F. M. Newton. The two latter men have enlisted as boat swain's mate and coxswain, respectively. B. F. Bell...