Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...took her place amid wild cheers on the inside. '87, '88 and '89 followed in order and got into line. There was not much wind by this time and the course was smooth. After the few preliminaries of stripping, etc., the referee's whistle sounded, followed quickly by the report of the gun at about 5.18. All four crews got a good start, the freshmen getting the water first, and '87, next, and as they shot forth, the unwieldy tugs, quivering with their burdens, pursued them with whistles shrieking and flags waving, and a vast concourse of wheeled vehicles dashed...
FRESHMAN NINE. - The following men report at the gymnasium to-day at 10 a.m. to play at Southboro: Sabin, Slade, Jones, Young, McLeod, Codman, McLean, Piper, Kielty...
...Harvard Law Review," of which the first number appeared on April 15, and the "Report of the Organization and First General Meeting of the Harvard Law School Association," just published, evidence the deep interest which the students and the alumni of that excellent school take in its welfare. The "Harvard Law Review" is to appear monthly during the academic year. It is undertaken by the undergraduates, but the professors and several of the alumni of the school are among its promised contributors. The editors of the "Review" state that it is not intended to enter into competition with the established...
...Harvard Crimson of the 1st inst. contained a report of a plan proposed at a meeting of the Harvard Base-Ball Association, for the union of the different athletic organizations of the university. The prime objects of this union are the regulation of expenses and consolidation of athletic interests. I should like to see such an union formed here. It certainly could do no harm and probably would be very beneficial. It would undoubtedly be more economical, for, as the system is at present, there is a tendency to extravagance. Each association receives subscriptions and makes expenditures independent...
...forty-first annual report of the director of Harvard College Observatory, laid before the board of trustees early in the present year, Prof. Pickering states that the munificence of the late Robert Treat Paine has now begun to provide the encouragement which he desired to give to the science of astronomy; the sum of $165,000, comprising about half of his bequest, having been received by the treasurer of the University, and the income therefrom being already available for the support of work at the Observatory. The addition of this fund to those previously available raises the endowment...