Word: pass
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...same color as the stone. A double gateway, one side for those on foot, the other for carriages, is to be built at the east end of the street. This gateway will be large enough to admit a coach with men on top and allow the teams to pass directly from the barges to their rooms. The first floor is lighted by six windows each about ten feet square, the second receives its light from eight large windows above each one of which is a semi-circular bas relief. The front of the building contains eight oblong windows situated near...
...replaced by much more useful work. Until recently the lectures in physics have been a mere farce, inasmuch as they covered ground already gone over by students in pre paring for college, so that any one, without attending a single lecture, could by reviewing a few back papers, pass a good examination. The chemistry lectures have also covered so little ground that it has been customary for the instructors to coach the members of the course just before the examination. The character of the criticisms on the senior forensics and the low average of the marks show that the progress...
...facilities for practice are certainly as good as those of any other college, and her amount of amount of possible material clearly greater. All that is needed, therefore, is a little real energy. We cannot afford, no college represented at Mott Haven can afford, to let a single event pass uncontested when there is even a possible chance of victory. By neglecting to send a team this year we reduce materially our chances of winning the new cup. That there is material enough to serve us well in this event seems plain. All that is needed is some...
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While there is so much ground for complaint about the management of the Society, it will be impossible to reach any satisfactory result without more than half an hour's discussion. It would be exceedingly inadvisable to pass the matter over without discussion, for the Society's store has been badly managed in the past, and probably will be in the future if decisive action is not taken tomorrow. We remind members that there may be no other meeting this year, and that it is their duty to see that business is not rushed through too quickly. We believe that...