Word: reasons
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...course request a freshman race, as will also Yale. That is to be taken for granted. The question, then, is of a choice between the two, since it is not likely our crew will consent to row a three cornered race. Now there seems to us no valid reason why Harvard should row Columbia this year. The record of Harvard-Columbia freshman races shows an easy superiority for Harvard. In addition to this our defeat of two years ago-the only special argument which Columbia can now pretend to urge-was completely wiped out by the victory of our freshman...
...University will give a decided impulse to these investigations both here and elsewhere. We count it one of the greatest privileges that we have unbounded freedom of thought; our studies need be limited only by our material, With such a collection as we hope to have there is no reason why Harvard should not become an important centre of Semitic science...
...year, would be in no need of money by subscription. As a matter of fact, however, the crew will probably receive no money from the surplus, which is far less than was represented. The accounts of the Foot Ball association have not yet been fully compiled, and for that reason a more detailed financial statement cannot be made at this time...
...what is the object of having these books in the library if it is not for students to use? It was a common sight last year to see twenty-five or thirty men using the dictionaries and there is no plausible reason why such men should not be accommodated...
...Furber, L. S., then closed the debate for the negative. He stated that a person moving from one state to another cannot get a divorce in the new state unless he becomes a bona fide resident in it. A constitutional amendment ought not to be made without most urgent reason. If you put a matter like divorce in the hands of the general government you cannot consistently stop at any of the things now under state jurisdiction...