Word: periodic
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Atlantic Monthly"--"The Weaker Sex," F. J. Stimson '76. "The Reconstruction Period" Reconstruction in South Carolina," by D. H. Chamberlain '64; "The Fountains and Streams of the Yosemite," by John Muir '96; "Fire of Apple-Wood," by M. A. DeWolfe Howe '87; "Two Schools," by Henry Van Dyke...
Today the twelve schools which this year compose the Interscholastic Rowing Association begin their period of training at the B. A. A. and Union boat-houses. It is unnecessary here to recall the increase which this school rowing has made in the number of reasonably proficient watermen who have entered College with and since the present Junior Class...
...bowl is in the same condition as the stove. It is also made of glazed terra cotta, probably of the same period...
...latest number of the Lampoon is a decided improvement over some of the recent numbers. Although there are still a few monotonous reminders of "twenty-fifth anniversary" and "fond looking-back period," the contents in general are very appropriate and will be more appreciated by the undergraduate body for whom the paper is published. Such things as the centre-piece, and "The Almanae" recall the best of the articles in the recent anniversary number, and suggest that the editors have at last settled upon the sort of sketches which appeal most to the average student...
...philanthropic work which is being carried on in Cambridge and Boston by the Harvard Christian Association is probably, in its general nature, understood by Harvard men. Appeals for new men to co-operate in this work have been made several times during the year, but just at this period, when the stress of the mid-year examinations is over and the athletic season has hardly begun, these appeals may well be emphasized. Men in the University are likely to be less busy now than at any other time of the College year, and should be correspondingly better able to respond...