Word: pleasantly
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...congratulate the freshman class on the energy with which their nine has seized the first appearance of pleasant weather to try its hand at out door practice. Whatever opinions may be held in regard to the benefit of practice in the field before the cold weather is finally out of the way, everybody must recognize the determination which the nine thus shows to put in good work at every opportunity. Let the nine keep on in the good course it has begun and we will prophesy for it, if not certain success, at least a series of hard-fought...
...catcher; Smith, '86, 1b.; Coolidge, L. S., 2b.; Beaman, '85, 3b.; Baker, '84, s. s.; Lovering, '84, 1. f.; Allen, '86, r. f.; while for centre field there are numerous candidates. The diamond on Jarvis has been dug up preparatory to being rolled, and a few days of pleasant weather will put the field in fine condition...
...pleasant days those hours in the cage which were formerly held by the lacrosse men, are now turned over to the cricketers. On rainy days the cage will be used as it has been all along. All those freshmen who have been practising in the cage, and also all others who wish to play, are requested to be on the north end of Holmes every pleasant day as soon after four as possible. Every one is advised to come out, if only for a short time...
...past experience has shown that however pleasant it may be for the recipient of the income, in the end he and his profession loses. Although it is a fact to be deplored, the scholarship is looked upon somewhat in the nature of alms, and no man can consent to receive alms without a sacrifice of personal independence. The remedy suggested for this is that the money be understood as a loan, to be repaid, if possible, after graduation. This might take away part of the sting, but some of the evil effects remain. The system, in fact, is nothing short...
...which to grumble and make ourselves unhappy - letting ourselves lose sight entirely of the prominent and well known fact that we are enjoying educational advantages unsurpassed by any in the world, and that there is no place in the world where to enjoy these advantages the student has more pleasant and agreeable surroundings, customs and sports to brace and cheer him after becoming fatigued by hard mental labor. I say the above that all of your readers who chance to run through this article may, as they follow the description of Paris university life, imagine themselves for the time being...