Word: offered
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Further, they did not offer photographs to the seniors of '80 or '81 at class rates in competition to their class photographer. Their competitors have done so in the case of '82, without a precedent except that of '76, which was bitterly denounced by Mr. William Notman. Hence, Pach Bros. take pleasure in announcing that from date, private orders to seniors, to be delivered in about two weeks, will be $3.00 per doz. from class negatives, and $4.00 for first doz. from special negative. Duplicates...
...Windsor will offer, for the coming week, "A Celebrated Case," enacted by a very uncelebrated set of actors...
...liberty to do nothing, and no American university has absolved itself, as the German university has done, from all responsibility for the moral training and conduct of students; but a university of native growth, which will secure to its teachers an inspiring liberty and an unlimited scope in teaching, offer its students free choice among studies of the utmost variety, maintain a discipline adequate to the support of good manners and good morals, but determined by the quality of the best students rather than of the worst, admit to its instruction all persons competent to receive it, while jealously guarding...
Guiteau is anxious to get out of prison, and has offered his note for $5000 to lawyer Reed and several others if they will effect his release. He thinks he could make $50,000 next winter by lecturing, and claims to have an offer from Boston of $500 a night for six nights. There is a great demand for the official report of the trial...
INDIGNANT FATHER.[We can offer only two suggestions to our correspondent; one is, not to have any daughter, or, if he must have a daughter, don't let her walk through the yard. However, we can have no sympathy for any student who stares at a Cambridge girl, - unless he be a member of the Lawrence Scientific School...