Word: staying
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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During part of Mr. Moody's stay in Cambridge he will be the guest of Prof. F. J. Peabody...
...team to spend Friday and Friday night in New York, going down to Princeton on Saturday morning in time to get in a little practice before the game. One of the Princeton faculty, Professor Macpharen, however, invited the whole team, substitutes and all, to come and stay with him all the time they were away from Cambridge. This invitation was gladly accepted, and the team will go down to Princeton Friday morning. They will come back Sunday night, arriving in Cambridge Monday morning, after three day's absence. The following men will compose the team in Saturday's game: Rushers...
...those who were present. It was indeed a great day for Harvard when the President attended by his cabinet arrived at the main entrance of the college, and slowly drove through the yard. Never was a heartier welcome extended to President Cleveland than he received during his short stay at Cambridge, and men of all political creeds joined in the greetings extended to him. Never in the history of Cambridge has any single event brought together such eminent men leaders in statesmanship, oratory, learning and science, as those who assembled last Monday at the alumni dinner held at Memorial Hall...
...sample of those which are to follow. With the graduation of the '86 board, the founders of the magazine, a severe loss was sustained, which it seemed it would be impossible to make good. Indeed, it was feared that the life of the Monthly would be confined to the stay of its founders in college. But it is evident that the Monthly has won a prominent position in Harvard journalism. It is recognized as the representative of the deeper, more earnest undergraduate thought, and occupies a field which no other Harvard paper attempts. In addition to the work of undergraduates...
...seems rather hard to close without saying a word or two about the Harvard crew. The men are all in excellent health and spirits, and are making the most of their stay at the quarters. They take two long pulls every day, and while away the intervening time in playing ball, rifle shooting, etc. An account of the crew appeared to-day in a New London paper, which is rather amusing. It has as a heading "Giants get into gear;" and among other things it speaks of Capt. Mumford as being a "veritable Samson," and of Burgess and Yocum...