Word: properly
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...disuse of the library which has been a shame to some other classes has got to be a thing of the past. Unfortunately for eighty-nine, however, it has not had the advantage of such a talk as was given by Mr. Kiernan last year in regard to the proper method of using the library. No doubt that gentleman can be prevailed upon to repeat his remarks in the near future, and in the mean time all information desired by anyone is readily obtained at the desk...
...question of the future position of foot-ball at Harvard is in such a state of transaction, greater efforts than usual will be necessary to induce the right men to interest themselves in the sport. The freshman class contains much good material for athletic work, and needs only the proper encouragement to produce an eleven which will not be surpassed by the teams of former years. The preparatory schools this year have sent up several men of high local reputation who won their honors in contests against men now their classmates. The success exhibited in former years in the proper...
...ball "down" whenever he sees fit, disqualify a player for off-side or unnecessarily rough play, and declare a game forfeited if either side should seek to gain anything by delay. He is absolute, no one can question his decisions, and he is unhampered by judges. With the proper man as referee, there is no reason why the game should not be entirely freed from its objectionable features...
...should suffer no further delay. According to the scheme of conference, student delegates were to be elected in the second week of the college year. This week is already upon us, and yet no move has been made. We have learned from the faculty that the students are the proper body to take the initiative, and we would therefore suggest that the officers of the three upper classes take immediate measures to hold an election in the course of the next few days. It will be well to arouse an interest among the students before calling for their votes...
EXERCISES IN SANDERS.At ten o'clock the procession headed by the chief marshal of the senior class, Mr. John E. Thayer, entered the theatre. Here it was that the commencement exercises proper were held; here it was that the chosen few delivered orations in English, in Latin, in Greek, the last two intelligible to no one, possibly not even to the orators themselves. These honors fell upon Messrs. Hildreth, Root, Parker, Noble, Dunham and Halbert of the academical department; Mr. Hardon of the Law School; Mr. Day of the Divinity School. After the bestowal of degrees by President Eliot...