Word: parts
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...detachment in charge of Mr. Norton, '85, will accompany the club as far as Salem (20 miles) and return in time for the athletic meeting Saturday afternoon. A second detachment will return from Lynn (13 miles). The pace will be slow and all are requested to take part...
...only on account of saving money is the society a benefit, but on account of its convenience in many ways. Its advantage in the way of ordering books and other articles from a distance are well known. It only requires promptness in ordering on the part of its members to insure promptness in the filling of the order. To aid in the collection of orders, the society has under consideration a plan of putting up order boxes in various buildings about the college. This plan if adopted, will add very much to the convenience of the society and will necessitate...
...them with our own less pretentions, but very useful representative. Yale's principal annual is the well known Banner which will shortly appear for the forty-second time, having been started in 1842. By the Harvard man, who is accustomed to the plain simplicity of the Index, the artistic part of the Banner is not likely to be appreciated. Almost all of the various eating clubs have a place in its pages, and claims a cut, while many of the societies and athletic organizations head their lists with symbolic head pieces. To be sure many of these are in very...
...four years Rugby foot ball, as played by all the colleges of note in the eastern part of the country, has been struggling for existence at Cornell, against the combined forces of the old American game, prejudice and general student apathy. This year it has succeeded in driving its opponent from the field and overcoming the ancient prejudice against itself, but the third obstacle still prevents Rugby from obtaining a permanent footing upon our campus. Through the efforts of a few members of the association the foot ball grounds were marked out and a team chosen some four weeks...
...seems in a fair way to being rekindled. Let me suggest, however, that a club be formed which shall devote some of its attention to the class of students whose skill lies in the use of the shot-gun. Many of us are in the habit of devoting a part of our summer vacation to brush-shooting, or else find our sport in shooting beach birds over our decoys, and it is for the benefit of such that I would propose a club in which men could not only get that training which will be of use to them...