Word: pasted
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...athletic outlook at Pennsylvania has never been brighter than at the present time. The candidates for crew, track and baseball have been working industriously for some weeks past and matters are beginning to assume definite form...
Professor B. L. Gildersleeve, of the Johns Hopkins University, will deliver a course of lectures on the Old Greek Comedy, on April 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13. These lectures will be given at half past four in the afternoon at Harvard 1. The subjects are as follows...
...realizes until he comes to know by experience what a truly important point in his college career is his first class dinner. Not until then does he see his class gathered together as a social unit, and many of those to whom such dinners are of the past will bear witness that then for the first time they felt that they were really a part of their class. A class dinner resembles a great athletic victory in its leveling effect, and when men once esteem all others equal with themselves, a lasting impression is the result...
...John Fiske is to give a series of seven lectures, for the benefit of the Prospect Union, in the Fogg Art Museum on Monday afternoons at half past four, beginning April 4. These lectures will all be illustrated with stereopticon views and will be on the Western Campaigns of the Civil Wall, as were the four lectures delivered in Sanders Theatre, by Dr. Fiske in December, 1895. The dates and subjects follows...
...crew also has been considerably shaken up. Thomson who was a bit fine has gone away for a week's rest, and Marvin is still unable to row. Yesterday McDuffie who has rowed 7 for the past two years, and who has been unable to row this spring, came out and was given his old seat in the boat. Donald was again in the first boat and rowed at 6; Swift rowed bow and Hodges 4. Perkins took McDuffie's place during the latter part of the rowing. The following men went to the training table at Young's this...