Word: published
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...publish in another column a call by Captain Cumnock for candidates for the eleven. He intends to form a squad on the same plan as that of last year and keep the players in practice all the spring. There are a large number of men in college who have the necessary qualifications for football players, but have never tried for the eleven and are not trying for any other team. It is these men especially that Captain Cumnock hopes to reach. They should realize that Harvard can never show for her best in foot ball until every physically suitable...
...also invite the faculty to publish in the CRIMSON notices about their courses. The CRIMSON reaches almost all students, more than see the official bulletin board daily. It would be a convenience to them, and also, we should think, to the instructors, to have all notices about their courses published in the CRIMSON. We have enclosed postal cards with our letters to be used in this way. We hope the faculty will meet us in this effort...
...Princetonian will publish today as a supplement, the foot ball statement recently sent out by Harvard, together with the reply to the same by Princeton, both in full...
...Princetonian will this week publish a long article reviewing the athletic relations between Harvard and Princeton, which until 1887 were of a most friendly nature, and tracing the rise of the present controversy...
...this matter we want to say just a word in regard to the management of the winter meetings. Last year they were hardly considered eminently successful. The cause of this lack of success lay in the small number of entries. This year the management has taken pains to publish the list of events fully three weeks earlier than last year in order that men may see what the contests are to be in, and may have enough time in which to prepare themselves. The men intending to enter will do well to consider that this year they will have...