Word: sitting
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...their pictures taken, and list will be published in the CRIMSON. It is absolutely necessary that this work be finished up before the first of April. After that time Mr. Tupper is not governed by the provisions of the contract. It does not cost anything to sit for a class picture, and every senior is urged to do his part in completing the class album...
...McKean, '90, who has been dangerously ill at his home all winter has just recovered enough to be able to sit up. He will not return to college this year...
Port crew.- Bow, Fitzhugh, '91, 180 pounds. New man; stiff in his movements, and does not get a good seat, can not sit up well, does not hold his head firmly and cannot keep his back straight. Pulls a good deal with his arms and does not recover well...
...Watriss, '92, 164 pounds. Inclined to carry his shoulders high and to use his slide too soon on the recover. Does not always sit up well and is unsteady in his stroke. Apt to drop his head at full reach...
Miller, No. 5, has evidently rowed in single sculls and has to unlearn much; fails to sit up to his work and swings back...