Word: see
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...almost any other undergraduates) and the members of the debating teams, about the encouragement of which we cant so much. Would the graduate manager maintain that the president of even the Lampoon had not a better right to ticket privileges than a substitute on the Freshman squad? I cannot see how he could, especially since it is known that Boston speculators have been selling tickets in the middle section since last Friday...
...offering to sell tickets at a premium. If each member of the squad is allowed more tickets than he can use for his friends, why should not the number given each be limited so as to allow those who have consistently supported the teams a fair chance to see the most important game of the season from an advantageous position. SENIOR
...want to put just a few words in your paper to cite a situation of questionable justice. I, an undergraduate, bought a season ticket and supported the football team by attending all the games throughout the season, preliminary to the Yale game. I wanted to see the Yale game and accordingly sent in my season ticket with four dollars for two seats. I had done all that any undergraduate could do; I had complied with every condition. When the seats were distributed I found that I had two seats in the extreme corner section, twenty-five yards behind the goal...
...Venice. He starts with his servant, ostensibly on his journey to Venice, leaving Granger to prepare for an interview with Genevote. Another suitor for Manon's hand comes in at this juncture, but is quickly disposed of on account of his poverty. Granger then hurries off to see Genevote, who receives him kindly and promises him an interview for that night. Delighted with the promised reception, Granger comes at the appointed hour with a ladder, by which he is to reach Genevote's window. He is in the act of climbing to it, when La Trenblaye appears and threatens...
...following men can obtain free tickets to see the Dewey parade today on the Rutland stand, Union Church lawn, corner Columbus avenue and West Newton street, by applying at the CRIMSON office before 10.30 this morning: Professor Hollis, S. L. Fuller, Burden, Higginson, Boal, Dibblee, Daly, Rice, Warren, Reid, E. Kendall, Fincke, Devens, Eaton, C. Sargent, Hallowell, A. R. Sargent, Gierasch, Parker, Ellis, Campbell, E. Motley, Peyton, L. Motley, Sawin, Burnett, Swain, Barnard, Greene, Hollingsworth, J. Lawrence, Brayton, Ristine, Rainsford, Blagden, Spalding, Little, Talmadge, Donald, Knox, N. Shaw, McMaster, Dr. Brooks, Dr. Cummings, Dr. Balch, Bancroft, Tilton, Sheafe, Wood, Evans...