Word: pasted
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...will thus be seen that the material this year is excellent and with careful training the team should be able next spring to retrieve the defeats which Harvard has suffered for the past three years...
...connection with the removal of Columbia College to its new site on Morningside Heights, it is interesting to note the rapid progress made in this direction during the past few years. It is almost exactly four years since the proposition was made to the trustees that they should buy the site that has since come into their possession. Thus in this comparatively short period of time the matter has advanced from a bare proposition to the purchase of the ground, to the approval of a general plan for the arrangement of the buildings upon the new site...
Little of general interest has taken place at Yale during the past week and the second term will not be in full swing until after the Prom. The crew candidates have settled down to steady work and no changes have as yet been made. The work is lighter than customarily at this time. Every indication points to a strong crew, but the question of an opponent is yet unsettled. Among rowing men and undergraduates in general, a five cornered race is looked on unfavorably at present...
...Keefe, the old New York pitcher, has been engaged to coach the candidates for pitcher on the 'varsity nine. Keefe has been the nine's professional coach for several seasons past...
...suggestion of a correspondent in yesterday's CRIMSON that the Post Office should be kept open till half-past nine o'clock in the evening instead of closing at eight as at present is an excellent one. It is strange that the needs of so large a postal district as that of Old Cambridge have not brought about this change before. The present hour for closing, we understand, was fixed when the mail for the west left at eight o'clock. Now, however, the mail does not leave Cambridge until half-past nine and as the clerks...