Word: suspender
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...since taken up the work, and by most assiduous labor has found what he thinks will lead to the dissipation of the mist which has so long overhung the early life of the founder of America's greatest university. Just at this time Mr. Waters is obliged to suspend his operations for want of funds, and has appealed to the graduates of the college for aid. Several alumni associations have already generously responded, but there yet remains a considerable sum to be collected. The efforts of Mr. Waters will doubtless be successful, should the necessary funds be raised...
...badly off as we are,- now comes upon us as we learn the distance which separates Cambridge from New Haven, has done much to lend enchantment to the stories of Yale enthusiasm. Lacrosse, which has had a very successful, although short career at Yale, has been obliged to suspend active participation in college sports because of pecuniary embarrassment, and the name of Yale has been dropped from the members of the Inter-collegiate Lacrosse Association. This is not the only exception to the general theory, for were it so, it might justly be claimed that this single exception proved...
Unless two hundred paid subscriptions can be secured for the Lampoon within two week's time, the paper will be compelled to suspend publication. The price per subscription for the remaining half year is $1.50. A book will be immediately placed at Bartlett's, and everyone who is interested in seeing the Lampoon continued, is urgently requested to enter his name there at once. Seventy-five of those who subscribed at the beginning of the year have not yet paid their subscriptions. The money for these must be obtained within a few days, as the paper is seriously involved. Subscription...
...base-ball games which take place today and tomorrow, it would be well to have some understanding between the faculty and students; and no way seems as good as to have a conference between several men from the upper classes and the president. To forbid any disturbance, and then suspend the men who disobeyed their injunction, would be impracticable, on account of the number of men who would have to suffer. A clear understanding between faculty and students is the best way to solve the difficulty...
...board of directors deem it advisable to suspend shooting until after the close of the mid-year's, and there will be consequently no matches offered during this month. All wishing shot gun practice will be accommodated at the range of the Middle sex Gun Club, in Watertown. This club will meet for practice tomorrow afternoon, at 1.30, and arrangements have been made by which the members of the H. S. C. can secure balls and pigeons at the regular rates. Cars for Watertown leave Harvard square every half-hour. The seals and shingles of the club...