Word: order
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Directory of Officers and Students of the University will go to press Thursday, October 14. Students who have failed to hand in their addresses must, in order to have them printed in the directory, send them at once to the Publication Office, 2 University Hall...
...order to make use of the large amount of good football material in the Law School, a meeting was held yesterday afternoon, at which it was decided to organize a Law School team and to endeavor to secure games with the law schools of Yale and Columbia. Twenty-three men were present as candidates for the team, nearly all of them former players of experience and reputation at different colleges in the country. W. H. Gorrill acted as chairman and was empowered to appoint committees from each class to solicit support. C. O. Parrish was elected manager...
...card catalogue has been put in order and 250 new drawers have been added. This has necessitated spreading and involved considerable work, but enough card room is now available for 10 years to come. Small drawers which can be taken from their places and used at a table are to replace the old fixed drawers in time, and all the additions have been of this kind. The author catalogue now fills both sides of the central case and the topical drawers have been moved along to the other racks. The library has had no donations of importance during the summer...
...Society of Decorative Art, 14 East 34th St., New York. Sofa Pillows, curtains, flags, artistic furnishings of all kinds, suitable for students' rooms. Shopping to order...
...been made this fall so to change the present post offices that business men in the lower part of the city can have their mail addressed to Cambridge instead of to Cambridgeport. The first plan proposed, that of changing the name of this district to Old Cambridge in order that the down town district might obtain the much coveted name of Cambridge met with prompt, and it seems to us, just indignation, from the residents of this part of the town, who feel that the name is too firmly bound to the locality by long use and association...