Word: prospects
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Prospect Progressive Union. Conference of members of the University. Sever...
...condition of his arm is such that he will not row except at the risk of injuring the elbow joint for life. Waters, perhaps the strongest man in his freshman crew last year, was over-trained at foot ball this year, and there has seemed to be no prospect of his becoming a candidate this year for the 'varsity. Bond rowed 7 in the same boat. At present he is in a delicate state of health. Bartholomay, who has been rowing all the autumn, has not shown up yet to row since the recess. He is suffering from the grip...
...candidates for the 'varsity nine begin training in the cage today. This announcement possesses more than usual interest this year because of the prospect that we shall again have games with both Princeton and Yale. With these two strong opponents to meet we must all have a lively interest in the base ball outlook. All the work of developing a team which will represent Harvard with credit in the struggle will be followed this year with keen appreciation and quickened sympathy. At the meeting called by the 'varsity captain last night of all new candidates for the nine only about...
...Prospect Progressive Union is carrying on very active work in Cambridgeport this winter. The space on the second floor occupied by the Union was found too small for its needs, and the penates have been moved to the fourth floor, the whole of which is now rented by the month. One room has been fitted up for lectures and meetings, and the other six will be used as reading, smoking and class rooms, one being set aside for college men. It is hoped that college men may be found ready to live in this room for a month...
...building, where fire could destroy in a few minutes the work of years, and have in consequence been a source of great anxiety to the officers of the Observatory. It will be good news, therefore, to all interested in the work of this department that there is now some prospect that a suitable fireproof structure will be built for the library of the Observatory. Enough money has already been given to justify beginning work on such a building this year. It is certainly to be hoped that sufficient money will come to the officers of the Observatory to insure...