Word: pleasantly
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...stop many straight shots of Frick. The whole team played well, and our homes did good shooting. After supper, the Harvard twelve were the guests of the Harvard club of Baltimore, and led by Dr. Frank Donaldson, '79, the club did everything to make the stay of the team pleasant, Refreshments, songs, and cheering filled up a very enjoyable evening...
...Yale-Harvard freshman game is not so pleasant a theme to handle as the two victories we have commented upon. We have been waiting now for many a long year to chronicle the winning of a freshman championship. With each incoming class we have revived our hopes for this championship, only to meet with fresh disappointments. Eighty-six and eighty-seven won each a game from their New Haven rivals. Eighty-eight has failed to do even this. The Boston Herald characterizes the present freshman nine as a "gigantic failure." Without meaning to be harsh in our criticism...
...courtesy and generous treatment which the freshman nine and its supporters received at the hands of Harvard, '88, last Saturday, will long be remembered by them. From beginning to end the Harvard men did everything in their power to make the time as pleasant a one as possible for their Yale visitors.- Yale News...
...freshman Glee Club intend to give a concert on Thursday of next week in aid of their crew. A freshman glee club at Harvard is under trial this year for the first time, though at Yale the pleasant custom of singing on the fence has been in vogue many years, and has made a Glee Club for each class a necessity. The freshmen have formed a very good club here this year, and have been practising constantly for several months. Not only is the club good individually, but it will be assisted by the '88 members of the Pierian...
...Glee Club and the Pierian gave their second concert of the year in Sanders last evening, and it is the CRIMSON'S pleasant task to congratulate them on their very distinct success in a financial as well as an artistic direction. The theatre was crowded, and the enthusiasm of the audience would be satisfied in more than one case only by a double encore. We commented last fall on the decided advance showed by the Pierian in the work over that of previous years. We have only now to say that, under Mr. Forcheimer's training the past season...