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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...been placed at Leavitt and Peirce's for the purpose of ascertaining approximately the number of men who wish to take advantage of the special rates to Princeton which the football management is arranging for. The round trip fare by Fall River Line will be $5.60 if 150 men sign...
...past members of the Boston Latin School are eligible for membership and are requested to sign the secretary's book at once...
...been placed at Leavitt and Peirce's for the purpose of ascertaining approximately the number of men who wish to take advantage of the special rates to Princeton which the football management is arranging for. The round trip fare by Fall River Line will be $5.60 if 150 men sign...
...much to say that the organization and consequent enlargement of all the philanthropic work at Harvard, which was marked by the formation of the Student Volunteer Committee, is a sign of a new era in university life. In the first place the committee was formed by a conference of all the religious societies here, both Catholic and Protestant,- an unparalleled event, as President Eliot remarked in his speech at the time. But the committee stands for something more than a merging of sectarian interests in a common desire for usefulness. It marks more plainly than ever the fact that selfisness...
...game with West Point was on the whole a satisfactory one, considering the discouraging predictions which had been made in some quarters. The Harvard line showed a strength which was beyond expectation,- a favorable sign, judging from past years, when weakness at this point has been the rule at the beginning of the season...