Word: presses
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...parade. The value of obedience is shown by the result, for henceforth the Faculty ceased to interfere in the matter. The procession of '76 was notable for its transparencies. "Hayes and Wheeler and Reform in the Faculty," "Honesty in Policies and Cribs in Examinations," "Free Trade, a free Press, and Free Beer," "Hard Money and Soft Electives;" these were some of the stirring principles announced. That the students were also unusually patriotic that year, was shown by their frequent appeals to the "Spirit of '76." This they carried with them in the black bottles...
Several important communications received at a late hour last evening were compelled to lie over owing to the press of matter received earlier...
...witness any of the association's sports, unless they are members of the H. A. A. The fee for a lifeticket to the association is $3. Contestants will take the places assigned on the programme, No. 1 having the inside position. None but officers and members of the press will be allowed inside the track. There will be an important meeting of the executive committee at 1 Grays...
...custom, and our doing so could have no political significance. On the other hand so pointed a change as taking part in the Democratic procession, would be taken as a sign of a great change of opinion at Harvard, and would be made much of in the Democratic press. This of course would be satisfactory to the Cleveland men here, but they can hardly expect that it would be highly relished by Republican students, a large number of whom would, I am sure, refuse to join in any such demonstration...
...elegant edition of the popular "Students Songs," published by Moses King, is now in press, and will soon appear...