Word: rests
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Beginning with next Thursday noon, the rule requiring checks (purchasable of the auditor) to be given in with all orders for the rest of the year, will go in force at Memorial. Till then checks to the amount of $5.00 can be purchased of the auditor, chargeable on the term bill. Afterwards all must be cash purchases...
...purpose to send forth into the world mere money-making machines. The New York business man needs, after the bustling life down town, the rest and refreshment of some literary pursuit; hence, our lecture courses on the different literatures are intended to foster a literary taste, and implant a desire to know something more about those new worlds that offer so fair a literary fruitage...
...game also remains to be played with Harvard, unfortunately upon that remarkable piece of ground at Providence, and we are not over-bold in expecting a victory. Our chances, therefore, for the championship are good, but a general brace on the nine is called for, and, if for the rest of the season, they will play a steady game, we are sure of a glorious victory...
...good story is told of the late Princeton-Amherst game. When Schenck, the man who devotes one hour a week to his college course and the rest of his time to the interests of the Princeton nine, came to the bat, the Amherst men rose in a body and greeted him with: "Schenck, '72; Schenck. '73; Schenck, '74; Schenck, '75," and so on, ending with "Schenck, '82." The gentleman, with perfect self-possession, turned to the crowd and said: "Yes, and Schenck...
Messrs. Wendell and Trask left for Mott Haven last evening. The rest of the team will leave this afternoon. Mr. Wendell's ankle is very weak, but he will run if possible...