Word: outlook
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...work planned for the year. This work has been getting more and more into clearly defined lines until now the different classes have each their own end in view and the relation of their particular ends to the great aim of the Association is kept continually in mind. The outlook, it is safe to say, was never better. Different committees with their special duties are as follows...
...well as at Yale the foot ball men have been out for nearly a week and Saturday Capt. Warren picked out a team to play the first game of the season against Rutgers. Most of the men who are mentioned as candidates for the eleven are new, and the outlook for a crack team at Princeton does not look very promising. Capt. Warren will play right end and Vincent '94, left. This latter has shown much ability for the position and is looked upon as a coming player. Irvine will probably secure a position on the line as will Riggs...
Last year Harvard won both championships, Hovey the singles, and Chase and Shaw the doubles. The outlook is very good for another victory this year...
...most successful in athletics that Harvard has ever had. The season began with the victory in foot ball and fittingly ended with the glorious record at New London. Upon the latter achievement we want to take the first opportunity of congratulating the men who brought it about. The outlook in rowing at the beginning of the year was not bright, and the discouragements which Captain Perkins and his men met throughout the year were many. Yet the college was behind them, and they...
...Sargent is hard at work making final preparations for his summer school, and the outlook is most encouraging. Last year there were eighty odd members and the exhibition given was one of the finest ever seen in this country. This year the membership bids fair to be considerably larger than last summer...