Word: similarities
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...third scheme is to rush for flowers around four trees back of University. This would be virtually four scrimmages similar to Plan One but with less than one hundred men in each. It would do away with excessive pressure, maneuvering for positions, and limited seats. The objections to this plan are: (1) it would do away with the old tree; (2) it would make the beautiful space behind University unsightly...
...football team officially announced yesterday that Dr. Brooks, Mr. Lorin Deland and Captain Emmons of the '95 football eleven, have been appointed as an advisory board to manage the football team this year. It has been further decided that the system of conducting and coaching the team will be similar to that of Captain Emmons's team; that is, there will be as near as possible a staff of coaches on the field who have been thoroughly drilled in their respective positions. Already Captain Cabot has arranged for the presence of a number of men who have been prominent...
This petition was signed by every man present at the meeting. Similar petitions have been prepared for the other classes and are to be found at Memorial Hall, Foxcroft Club, Leavitt and Peirce's, and Sanborn's. It is urged that every man in college sign the petitions as it is hoped that they may persuade the Administrative Board to treat the men leniently...
Miss Caroline H. Ingersoll of Keene, N. H., has founded the Ingersoll Lectureship at Harvard, which provides for one lecture a year upon the "Immortality of Man." The fund is arranged to be used on a plan similar to that of the Dudleian Lectureship. The first lecture on this foundation was recently delivered by Dr. Gordon of the Old South Meeting House in Boston, on "Immortality and the New Theodicy." Houghton, Mifflin and Co. will publish this in a small volume about the middle of February...
...hoped that this or some similar plan of reserving seats will be adopted for all lectures which are likely to be at all crowded...