Word: paper
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...weeks of drought the grass has never been watered, and consequently it has a withered and dusty look and in some parts of the Yard has disappeared completely, leaving great bare places. Weeds of all kinds have flourished and now bid fair to replace the grass. Pieces of paper that are thrown down by students are allowed to blow about for days; the edges of the paths are uncut and the paths themselves are not looked after. In general the Yard presents a thoroughly unkempt appearance...
...papers prepared for the Harvard Teachers' Association fill most of the May Educational Review. They include "Wider Range of Electives in College Admission Requirements," by President Eliot and John Tetlow; "Modern Languages as an Alternative in College Admission Requirements" by C. H. Grandgent, Morris H. Morgan and Julius Sachs; "College Admission Requirements" by A. Lawrence Lowell and N. S. Shaler. B. A. Hinsdale's second paper on the "University of Michingan," and "Professor Dewey on Interest and the Will," by William T. Harris complete the leading articles...
...college life. The rest of the number is up to the usual standard. The picture of "University" by A. K. Moe is a good bit of drawing, although very different from his usual style. The farce about the letter box is a clever little sketch. The remainder of the paper is made up of small jokes and pictures of the usual type...
...best known and popular members of the senior class. He was born on the 13th of April, 1874, in Staten Island, N. Y. For six years he attended the Berkeley School, where he was a member of the debating club and an editor of the school paper. After spending two years abroad he entered St. Paul's School, and was there one year before entering college, winning the school essay prize during that time. During freshman year he belonged to the Freshman Union, being at one time its vice-president. Throughout his course, Mr. Stokes has been a frequent attendant...
...editorial board of the Princetonian, in view of the sesquicentennial and the growing alumni associations, has determined to enlarge The Alumni Princetonian from a four-page to a sixpage edition, devoted entirely to articles and college news of special interest to the alumni of the university. The paper will be issued weekly during the college year...