Word: students
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...brave," however, "belong the fair:" so with proper courage, and with a little co-operation from within, the student need not fear. Yet the average visitor will gain more coolness and self-possession, if he spends some little time in looking for the narrow but hidden way that leads to the delightful place, than if he scorns to reconnoitre and scales the high banking. No doubt an entrance by the latter way lends chivalry to the undertaking, in the eyes of the young ladies; but alas, the days of chivalry are past with the powers that be, and a chivalrous...
Many of the features of college life are found at Lasell. There is a Glee Club, the members of which sing the old college songs with all the vigor of their Harvard brothers and "cousins." Then, too, there are the societies. The new student who proves herself worthy of the honor is urged to join the S. D., or the Lasellia Club. The former is very, very secret. The gallant visitor, if his hostess chance to belong to the S. D., of course interprets the letters as the initials for "Seraphic Daisies," but if the hostess...
...meeting of the Alumni of Brown, of Boston and vicinity, President Robinson expressed himself as follows on the subject of athletics: "The students composing these bodies (foot ball and base ball teams), make study a secondary consideration. This I submit is a prodigious shame throughout the whole country. (Great applause.) I believe in a gymnasium, where every student will be compelled to take regular exercise under a competent instructor...
...read from Prof. Palmer notifying the committee that the first meeting of the conference will be held on Thursday, Feb. 19, at 4 P. M., in Sever 21. The subject for discussion will be, "The usefulness of such conferences in the future and the best means of choosing the student delegates." The meeting then proceeded to elect four delegates, and the following men received the highest number of votes and were declared the choice of the class: Carpenter, Goodale, W. B. Noble and Halbert. It was also voted to pay all necessary expenses for the tug-of-war team from...
...time regulations at Yale directs that "A student shall raise his hat at a distance of ten rods from the president, at eight rods from a professor, and at five rods from a tutor...