Word: reared
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Ninety-four crossed the line a length ahead of the other crews, followed by Ninety-five, whose boat was a half length from Ninety-three's. Ninety-two brought up the rear a length and a half behind...
...being the oldest living graduate of the Boston Latin School. He was born in Boston, in 1805, his father being a well-known merchant of this city. Among his class-mates at college were Frederic H. Hedge, Charles Francis Adams, Seth Ames, Samuel K. Lathrop, John L. Sibley, Rear Admiral Charles Henry Davis, Horatio Alger, and Sears Cook Walker...
...obtaining seats. The townspeople like the chapel services, and have attended in such numbers as practically to fill the chapel before the students begin to come in. Time and time again men have gone to the chapel on Sunday evening only to find that they must stand in the rear or accept very undesirable seats. Now while the townspeople are always welcome to the chapel, still the fact remains that these services are primarily for the students; the first care should be to see that college men have seats and be encouraged to attend the services regularly...
...wall around the office, stationery room and book room has been torn down, and the stairway has been transferred from the rear of the building to the outside. The men's furnishing room remains the same with the exception of some slight decorations. In the book rooms new movable shelves have been put in with lockers beneath them. The ceiling and walls have been tinted, and gas now replaces the hanging lamps. A large fire and burglar proof safe has been added to the office...
Batchelder, R. L. S., broke the record of 2 m. 10 1-5 sec. by 2 2-5 sec. in the half mile run, leaving the field well in the rear from the start. His first quarter was done in 1 m. 2 1 5 sec. W. S. Davis, W. H. S., was second, and Hallowell, Hop., third by a plucky spurt at the finish...