Word: staff
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...special for Harvard men, for the Harvard and Yale game, "of which Harvard are sure winners this year," a very attractive flag or banner, 3-4 of a yard long, 1-2 a yard wide, in the Harvard crimson color, with the letter "H" mounted on a four-foot staff, which is also in the Harvard color, the whole thing being most attractive and serviceable, which they shall retail at 25 cents each...
Governor Greenhalge and a detail of his staff will attend the Tree exercises on Class Day. They will attend the PiEta spread before the Tree...
...been at the head of the University. It is a period of service remarkable alike for its length and for its importance in the University's development. The Harvard of 1894 is widely different from the Harvard of 1869. Then there were about one hundred members of the teaching staff and a thousand students; now there are over three hundred on the teaching staff and over three thousand students. To this growth, no other man has contributed so much as President Eliot...
Harvard has aided the Prospect Union in the past not only by making its staff of teachers but also by adding, through the Glee Club concert, a substantial amount to its finances. The services of the Glee Club are wholly voluntary but, with respect to the audience also, the concert depends to no little extent upon Harvard men for its success. Up to the present time very few tickets have been sold to students here. We hope that this apathy will not continue; students who are connected with the Prospect Union have a chance to make their relations with their...
...Charles F. McKim, Harvard '40, of the New York firm of McKim, Meade and White, has presented the Yale gymnasium with a valuable cast of Martini's "Victory." The statue is of staff, bronzed over and was one of the principal decorations at the last Harvard-Yale football dinner...