Word: term
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...momentary interests of Harvard life, as interpreted by the College jester. The humor is as it should be, distinctively undergraduate humor. Timeliness is the mark and the merit of most of the contributions. These are divided about equally between the two great facts of undergraduate life during the first term, the advent of the Freshman class with its attendant complications, and "The Game." The space assigned to the hour examinations is relative to their importance--as interpreted by the jester. Of the three numbers that have thus far appeared, the last issue has perhaps the fewest jokes that...
...term of the Summer School in 1904 will begin July 5, and end August 12. No arrangements have as yet been made concerning the departments and instructors, though the courses that are to be offered have been decided upon. The committee in charge of the school consists of Professors N. S. Shaler, J. L. Love, P. H. Hanus, J. W. White, B. S. Hurlbut, J. D. M. Ford, and B. O. Peirce...
Small meetings, open only to club members, will be held by the Political Club every three weeks during the coming mid-term. It is hoped, however, that a general meeting, open to the University can be arranged for the middle of February, at which Mr. James R. Garfield of the United States Civil Service Commission will speak. Any men who desire to join the club are asked to send their names to R. A. Derby, Westmorly 126, in order that they may be proposed for membership...
...named below, it is proposed, that the meats, fish and eggs be priced on the menu card,--menu cards would be printed for breakfast and lunch, as now for dinner,--that a small book of tickets, (like a mileage book), be issued to each member and charged on his term-bill, and that tickets be given to the water for the price of the meat selected, which would be ordered verbally...
...from the Gymnasium lockers by June 17, and anything that is left after that date will be considered as abandoned by the owner. Keys to the lockers should be returned by the holders before their departure from Cambridge; otherwise a charge for the keys will be made upon the term bill...