Word: send
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Yale, Columbia and the University of Pennsylvania have all promised to send riders to the meeting of the Harvard Cycling Association, to be held June...
...than ever. By real support is not meant the attending of the great games merely, but a large attendance at every game and a thorough confidence in the team. Let every man who can possibly do so be on Holmes Field this afternoon to give the team a rousing send-off in the first game of the year...
...called at the suggestion of the Harvard Graduate Club. It contained student delegates from fourteen American colleges and universities, having graduate departments, and Faculty delegates from two other institutions; while four more universities expressed their sympathy with the objects of the Convention, though unable, on account of distance, to [send representatives to it. The Convention adopted an "Address to the Governing Boards of American Universities," which embodied among other matters the recommendation: "That regulations should be modified to facilitate the intermigration of Graduate Students, and that accordingly not more than one year of residence should be required in the University...
PRINCETON, N. J., April 8.- The students of Princeton College assembled in Alexander Hall today and amid the greatest enthusiasm passed a resolution to send the following cablegram to their team in Athens...
Arrangements have been made by which students and alumni of each college represented in the University of Pennsylvania relay races may have seats in the same section on April 25, the day of the games. Those who wish seats in the Harvard section should send to J. L. Fry, Houston Hall, U. of P., Philadelphia, before Monday, April 20. Price of reserved seats is 75 cents...