Word: stilling
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...have been made in University buildings during the summer, the most important of which have been the changes in the University Library, Boylston Hall and the Hemenway Gymnasium. Unfortunately the first and last named buildings, which are used by the greater part of the members of the University are still some distance from completion. A description of the changes is given below...
...more detailed figures before coming to particular conclusions as to the direction of Harvard's growth, it is extremely gratifying to notice that the growth itself is increasing. The considerable gain this year in both the College and the Scientific School freshman class is ample assurance that Harvard still more than holds her own in the advance of the colleges. Comparative statistics are, of course, out of the question at present; but it is to be believed that in respect to her incoming classes Harvard has this year been more fortunate than her rivals in popularity...
Cabot did not play when the two elevens lined up, because he is still suffering from a sore knee which got at Marion. With the exception of J. E. N. Shaw, who played right guard on last year's eleven, all the men who are expected back are now on hand...
...must be remembered that the rule requiring every student to register on Thursday, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 1 p. m. still remains unchanged. The rule requiring every student to enrol himself at the first meeting in each of his studies still remains on the books...
...James Thomas Still, born 12 July, 1840, at Medford, N. J.; died at Boston, 22 June...