Word: till
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...financial strain, the committee will not begin to solicit for some time. They want from two hundred and fifty to three hundred thousand dollars; one hundred and fifty for the building, and as much more to endow it. The committee do not wish to start their work till the times will warrant the whole fund. Then they will make every effort to complete it. There is, however, no haste about the matter...
...when a man asks about little points which interest him alone, his thirst for knowledge is rendering him decidedly obnoxious. This is what is happening very frequently at present. Where only a year is given to courses covering immense amounts of matter, a class has no time to wait till every individual is absolutely sure of every point. A few minutes might well be given at the close of each hour for private conference between instructor and pupil, and the class thus freed from this unnecessary drawback. Unless some such plan is adopted, the courses where these thieves of time...
Apparently it is not in any way appreciated by the class that this committee on arrangements is the most important committee elected by the class from its freshman year till the election of Class Day officers. Its duties are many and extremely difficult. It chooses the chairman of the meeting for the election of Class Day officers and attends to all the arrangements for this meeting. It draws up rules governing the election, and most important of all, decides what men are eligible to vote. All of these matters are of the utmost importance and the committee should be chosen...
...boat house on Boylston street is now open. All the boats have been put in good repair since last spring, the new four-oared shell is waiting a crew, and the two new shells will soon be ready. By joining at once instead of waiting till the spring, men will gain the additional advantage of several weeks rowing and the use of baths where hot water is not wanting. The autumn is the best time for men to join who are learning to row. Membership fee for the fiscal year $5.00, lockers $1.00 extra...
...become a headquarters, where any old 'varsity man may go for a meal or to spend any time he may find on his hands while in Cambridge. It is hoped by Mr. Herbert White, to whom the credit of this arrangement is due, that these quarters may be permanent till such time as athletics shall move bodily to Soldiers' Field...