Word: reads
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Such a publication as we have but very imperfectly sketched would, we think, be interesting not only to students, but to graduates. Indeed, there is now a large body of college graduates whose interest in college life has not died out, but who have not the interest to read a college paper containing little else than athletic notes and local hits. By these we think an inter-collegiate monthly would be welcomed as much as by the large majority of students. The college journalism is not enjoyed by the mass of the students. Would not an intercollegiate publication do much...
...notice that appears in this issue, from the English department, is one that will be read with the greatest pleasure and satisfaction by all undergraduates. The gentlemen who have in charge the matter of themes and forensics have determined to distribute, before the close of the present academic year, a list of the subjects for the next year, in order that men may be enabled to utilize the summer months in at least a part preparation of their compositions. Life at Cambridge is so full of action, a person's time is usually so completely occupied in the study...
Original poems by Holmes and Whittier were read at the recent garden party in honor of Mrs. H. B. Stowe's 70th birthday...
...author of the successful essay is invited to read it in public at a time and place to be designated by the executive committee of the Finance Club...
...MELCHER, Secretary.Cambridge, Mass.The above circular was issued under the auspices of the Finance Club; the prize has been awarded to Mr. Homer Gage, '82, who wrote on subject No. 2. The gentleman will read his essay Thursday evening, June 15th, in Sever 13, beginning at 7.45. The public are cordially invited to attend...