Word: students
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...only obstacle in the way of throwing open the courts to the student body is that this would require the presence of an attendant four or five hours a day. That the advantages to be gained amply justify the required expense no one, I presume, would deny. If, however, the funds of the University are insufficient, the undergraduates could easily form an association the iniation fees of which would cover all expenses at a very moderate cost to each member. If, as seems likely, the game becomes appreciated in the course of time, other courts could be built...
Unfortunately, here, where the government of athletics is entrusted to a small body, composed only partly of undergraduates, the chance of holding such important student mass meetings as the one held at Yale recently to decide whether or not Yale wished to renew athletics with Harvard, is taken away. Occasional opportunities to call mass meetings occur, however, and they should be taken advantage...
Particular stress was laid by the speaker on the importance of the club to the church. A firm and closely related organization was needed, the speaker said, to place the tenets of the Catholic religion properly before the student body. After this appeal for consistent effort a short sketch of the work accomplished during the last quarter century in the religious life of the country was given and the address closed with an outline of what might be hoped for during the coming years...
...possible that every student of French in the University does not know the advantages of a very useful and growing institution of the University, the library of the French Department...
...coming of Mr. Lehmann, and to show the enthusiasm which the remarkably good work of the candidates in the trial race aroused. Not in the memory of any undergraduate has there been such general interest in the crews as there is now, and such a universal belief, throughout the student body, that the eight is in the best of hands and has unusually bright prospects of victory next spring...