Word: till
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...speak at this meeting. Those who show special ability will at once be recommended for membership, but any man can have his name brought before the club by speaking twice. Freshmen may compete the same as others with the exception that though elected now their membership will not begin till the next college year. The subject for debate will be: "Resolved, That the Norwegian System should be adopted in Massachusetts." The CRIMSON for Feb. 18 contains briefs on practically this subject. Ample references for both sides are reserved in Gore Hall, alcove 5. The debate will be opened...
...steps for the extension of its scope being made, in line with what the Law School has already done. The committee appointed by the Medical School Faculty to prepare plans for the extension of the course, has not yet made its report and no definite steps can be taken till it has done...
...fever is at its greatest height, and any one having fever as shown by chills or "fever" in the morning, should report immediately for he is liable to be worse in the afternoon rather than better. This is necessary as reports later than 11 a.m. may not be received till the following morning. An hour, 2 to 3 p.m. has been established for consultation at Claverly 11, and it is desired that all who wish to consult on medical and hygienic matters will take advantage of this time. All reports should be made at the beginning of absences caused...
...believe in athletics and I believe in football. We don't want to abolish football - at least not till we beat Yale...
...University. In both these respects the relation of the College to the University has changed within the last fifty years. The percentage of Harvard College students in the whole University has fluctuated as follows: In 1844-45 the percentage of College students was 42. It then gradually rose till it reached 52 per cent in 1849-50. Then it remained in the neighborhood of 50 per cent till 1855-56, when it suddenly rose to 55 per cent. It then declined somewhat, and from 1859 to 1864 it was again in the neighborhood of 50 per cent; but after...