Word: prospects
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...class. The games promise to be in some respects the most interesting freshman sports that have been held for years. Ninety-eight has one man who holds a New England championship and another who bids fair to establish a new University record. In addition there is every prospect of several hotly cotested races. Every member of the class should make an effort to be present...
...Mullen L. S., L. K. Morse L. S., H. A. Caton Dv., H. C. Wright Dv., L. H. Roots, Epis. Sch., also Dr. F. N. Robinson and Mr. R. Calkins. Also the following advisory board: Professor F. G. Peabody, Professor G. H. Palmer, Rev. Robert Ely of the Prospect Union, Mr. George Wigglesworth, State street, Boston...
There is no better use to put old books to than to give them to men who need them, and the Prospect Union's appeal for old books ought to meet with a very hearty response. There are now so many books are needed, and accordingly a library is this year being collected. Every man in college has books that are of no use to him and which would be of great use to the Prospect Union. We ask every student, therefore, seriously to consider this appeal and to leave all the old books he can spare at the CRIMSON...
...Prospect Union has been quite successful in its attempt to get together a library. By canvassing some of the buildings about three hundred books of all descriptions have been collected, and besides these the Foxcroft Club has generously given its library of two hundred books. It has been found that men have been very ready to give when someone has personally explained just what use the books are to be put to, but it will be impossible to canvass the whole college. It is hoped therefore that men will bring the books they can afford to part with...
...Prospect Union is trying to collect a library in order that its members shall not have to buy text books. Books of all kinds will be thankfully received, and may be left at the CRIMSON office...