Word: says
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...young ladies appreciate their good fortune in being born in America? Do our young men appreciate their many privileges? A sojourner in your great city would like to say her little say in praise of "Young America." Who of another country than this could tell this story...
...full of Harvard Students, who were the other occupants of the car! Thank of this! The first long journey, first experience in a sleeper, and if not her first with young men, certainly the only time they had been exclusively Cambridge students. What would an English matron say at the mention of dangerous sophomores and freshly freshmen as travelling companions of a young lady? Yet safe and unharmed from that journey, she who knows such peril, wishes to pay tribute to all American young men, and give praise to these representatives of a New England University, and your own great...
...This leaves three places to be filled, though in all probability some of the old men will move farther down the boat, and the new men will have to occupy the seats vacated. There are several promising men among the candidates who offered themselves on Saturday, that is to say, they are strong well made, and possess the necessary weight. As to the most important point to be considered-namely their determination to win-it is fruitless, at this early stage, to make any predictions. Very few of the men have had any valuable coaching and they will have...
...position so entirely to the satisfaction of everybody last year, is back in '86, S. S. S. and may be counted on to occupy the position again. Though heavier than he was last spring by fully five pounds, he is not yet corpulent enough to be able to say that he is half as heavy as the lightest man on the crew...
...offender be a student than if he be a stranger. It is with great surprise, then, that we learn that some of the students, boarding at the hall, actually wear their hats until they come to their tables, which sometimes are half way down the hall. This is, to say the least, discourteous. Further, it shows an unwillingness to make practice and preaching agree. All hats should be removed by those entering the hall, before the area beneath the visitors' gallery is left. The student who violates this rule may some day be embarrassed by the stamping, such...