Word: owne
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...piazza ten feet wide between the ell and the main building. The necessary piles are almost all down and the gravel which is being dredged out of the bed of the river above the Boylston street bridge is being used to fill in with. The city of Cambridge which owns the house is doing the work. The architect is George A. Moore of Boston...
I would suggest that the officers of the four college classes, institute themselves as a committee, to see what could be done to arrange such a meeting. Let them have a number of prominent speakers present who would be familiar with University Club schemes. Have one man speak on the...
The board who had in charge the completion of the building, very wisely as it has turned out placed the entire government of the hall in the hands of the students themselves by the formation of the Houston Club. The club elects annually all its own officers except the board...
The following are the drawings for the consolations. Men must arrange their own hours for playing.
Harvard fumbled badly, yet only once did she lose the ball through her own carelessness. West Point, however, was less lucky. Of five fumbles, four resulted in a loss of the ball when steady gains were advancing it towards Harvard's line. Harvard's play was slow and ragged on...