Word: students
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Harvard attempts to limit as much as possible faculty coaching, but refuses to put any limitation whatever on the eligibility for debating team of any student, no matter what the character of his studentship may be. I have this year no connection with Yale, except as a graduate; last year I was a member of the "faculty" in the broad sense in which the word includes all whose names are on the list of officers. Is there any reason why I could now legitimately do what would have been illegitimate last year, or would the case be altered...
...student not having the celebrated "Thistle Edition" of Robert Louis Stevenson's works can obtain one on very easy terms by addressing X, CRIMSON. Also a very choice edition of Victor Hugo, gilt tops. One hundred photogravures, bound in three-quarter extra morocco binding, only $1.00 per month. Also the complete works of Bulwer, Dickens, Dumas, Waverly, Eliot, Thackeray, Irving, Emerson, Holmes, Lowell and Hawthorne, Longfellow and Whittier bound in the same elegant style onsimilar easy terms. Also a magnificent set of the "Arabian Nights," unexpurgated, very rare. Also Scribner's Sofine edition of Eugene Field...
...first conference of the year of those interested in Student Volunteer Work was held in Professor Palmer's house, 11 Quincy street, last evening. The meeting was interesting in bringing together men, both undergraduates and members of the Faculty, who represent the philanthropic and educational interests carried on among the poor in this vicinity...
Professor Palmer reviewed the work of the Student Volunteer Committee for the last two years. He pointed out that there is a large number of students doing charitable work yet not knowing and seldom if ever meeting each other. It is for the purpose of bringing them together that these conference meetings are held. Professor Palmer then introduced Mr. Birtwell as chairman of the evening...
...Student Life, G. H. Dorr...