Word: obviously
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Games with Williams, Tufts or the Institute of Technology could be easily enough arranged, and the benefits to be obtained from such practice are too obvious to require enumeration. If the 'Varsity team feels unable to grant leave of absence to the second eleven, for fear of losing practice by such a course, the outside games might easily be played on days when the first eleven is engaged in either its championship games, or in some of the secondary games which it is customary to play with minor colleges...
...does object to these men representing the junior class, and here we believe most of the men will agree. Whether Republicans or Independents shall prove in the majority, they have no right to represent the minority. Minorities have their rights as well as majorities, and it is obvious that either a parade must be non-partisan, or the class, as a class, cannot be represented in it. The writer does not see, apparently, that it is just as absurd for Blaine, or, perchance, Butler, as for Cleveland, for in each case there are those who would dissent from such action...
...sale of the files of the reading room, which occurs today, should be well attended by the students who are interested in the success of this institution The advantages of such a room are obvious and are well shown by the number of men who frequent the rooms. It is difficult, however, to pay the current expenses and this method is taken to increase, as far as possible, the receipts. The files are often in themselves very valuable, and should command a good price. We hope the sale will meet with the success which it deserves...
...than the old one, still, to most minds, the proof of the stroke is whether it wins or not. And if a crew believe they can win by adopting this stroke, we can rest assured that they will adopt it, if permitted to do so. It is very obvious that if the crews are all to abandon the regular Harvard stroke which has been proved to be the best one for a four mile race, their whole use would be merely nil; they would be worse than nothing at all, so far as helping to keep the university boat full...
...suggested by the Advocate descriptive pamphlest of the various courses should be the rule and not the exception with the different departments of our university. The advantage of one of these descriptive pamphlets is too obvious to be dwelt upon. So small a space is given to each department in the elective pamphlet that a mere mention of the courses and an exceedingly brief summary of their intended work is all the information that can be gathered. In the descriptive pamphlets, however, all the necessary information can be stated clearly and concisely; the students are not obliged to make...