Word: occurences
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Captain Cumnock and J. A. Lowell, manager of last year's eleven, met Captain Rhoades and Manager Sears of the Yale team at Springfield, Monday, in order to arrange for the Harvard-Yale game. It was decided to play the game on the Saturday before Thanksgiving unless something shall occur at the meeting of the Inter-Collegiate Foot Ball Association to prevent Yale from playing on that date. Another conference will be held next Monday, when the matter will be definitely settled...
Prof. Lyon's lecture yesterday was on the "Cuneiform Inscriptions an the Psalter." The Babylonians and Assyrians had many hymns and psalms which resemble the psalms of the Old Testament in form, in tone and in expression. The most striking resemblances occur in the class of psalms called penitential. Several of these productions were translated. When the Jews were exiled at Babylon in the sixth century B. C., they could not fail to be impressed by the splendid ritual of which these psalms were a part, and it is not unlikely that they may have adopted some of them, with...
...Cambridge concert of the freshman glee club will occur this evening, and ought to be well attended by the class of '93. The proceeds of the concert will be given to the freshman crew, so that class loyalty ought to act with double force in drawing a large crowd. Not only should freshmen who have not yet heard their class glee club sing be sure to go to the concert tonight; but those who have not felt able to subscribe to their class crew should take this opportunity of getting an enjoyable entertainment in return for their subscription. That...
...probable that there will be a race between the Bowdoin crew and that of the B. A. A. The race will occur just before the Bowdoin crew goes to Ithaca to row Cornell. The B. A. A. crew is doing some good work in the barge; the new shell has arrived and the crew will soon begin work...
...connection with the timely editorial in the CRIMSON lately about the disagreeable noises that occur near the close of the recitations it may be well to call attention to those that occur just after their beginning. Tardy men frequently make a great deal of noise on entering and passing to their seats. In fact the exceptions to this rude habit are so rare in some classes that a stranger might easily suppose that Harvard men had set their own standard of conduct on this point. It is hardly necessary to say more by way of comment, than that besides...