Word: properly
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...addition to the usual written examination. The men would, moreover, be required to hand in note-books containing full data of the experiments performed during the school course, signed by the head master of their respective schools. This step would be taken to oblige the preparatory schools to secure proper apparatus and laboratory accommodations. The following are the list of proposed subjects, divided into Elementary and Advanced, from which a certain number may be chosen for admission, according to any of the four combinations given...
...perfectly proper that these four athletic organizations should be represented. Their position before the college is such as to give the opinion of their delegates the greatest weight; and no better representatives of Harvard's athletes could be found than is to be found among their officers. The delegates could be chosen at the annual meeting, to serve, like the class delegates, throughout the year. For reasons that will be seen later, it is not necessary that there should be more than one delegate from each of these organizations...
...brave," however, "belong the fair:" so with proper courage, and with a little co-operation from within, the student need not fear. Yet the average visitor will gain more coolness and self-possession, if he spends some little time in looking for the narrow but hidden way that leads to the delightful place, than if he scorns to reconnoitre and scales the high banking. No doubt an entrance by the latter way lends chivalry to the undertaking, in the eyes of the young ladies; but alas, the days of chivalry are past with the powers that be, and a chivalrous...
...team began practice yesterday afternoon. The four men of the old team, Gilman, Boyden, Gorham, and Simes, were all there. There is a great improbability of these men being able this year to get down to the proper weight, so that a change in the composition of the team may be necessary...
...inter-collegiate games. The management of the H. A. A. is doing all in its power, and so are some of the men already on the team. There are some, however, who have not yet come forward, and others nominally members of the team who are not doing their proper share of work. It is these men whom we wish to bring to a realization of their duty to Harvard...