Word: paged
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Lampoon was out on Saturday, and was cleverer than usual; the centre page is the best one we have seen for months...
...debate was thrown open the following gentlemen addressed the house: Affirmative, Sternbergh, '87, Rich, '87, Stow, '88, Blossom, '88, Bailey, '88, Richards, '88, Currier, '87, Williams, '88; negative, Robinson, '87, Hutchins, '86, Sanderson. '88, Hobson, '86, Schumacher, '89, Harvey, '88, McAfee, '87, Fraser, '86, Trull, '88, Reisner, '89, Page, '88, Merriam...
Students in German III are expected to read through Act IV before the recitation on Monday, those in German I, through the first paragraph on page...
...article which appears to-day on our first page on the "Value of Debating Societies" deserves attention. This article and the communication regarding the new reading-room, go very well together; for the purposes of a society for debate and of a reading-room, are very closely related to each other, and in many particulars the two organizations find common causes for existence. Both the debating society and the reading-room are organizations designed to fill out the several deficiencies of the regular college course; and every student should realize that the full benefits of a college course cannot...
...finish. Both cleared at 5 ft. 4 3-4 in., after which D. C. Clark retired. H. L. Clarke kept on, but could get no higher, and so, according to the handicapping, D. C. Clark won the event, with Buckingham second. Record, 6 ft. 1-4 in., by Page, of University of Pennsylvania...