Word: timing
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...over with the Boston and New York graduates, and they are of the same opinion. They have generously subscribed money for a challenge cup, valued at $250, to be competed for each fall, for ten years, and finally to go to the man having the best record in that time. The conditions regarding the kicking and the cup will be published later in the season. The cup is open to every member of the University and every afternoon, except Saturday, a squad practices kicking. Any one wishing to try, even if he has never done any kicking before, can obtain...
...well-attended and interesting meeting of the Andover Club was held last evening in the rooms of Messrs. Ropes and Richards. The executive committee reported a constitution, which was adopted with some slight alterations and additions. After the transaction of some other business, considerable time was given to the discussion of means to bring the Academy and the University nearer to each other. At the close of the business meeting, light refreshments were served and the rest of the evening passed in a social way by the members...
...very much to be regretted that for the present no action towards lighting the library is to be taken, for the opening of the library for a few hours in the evening would be a wonderful convenience and help to the students. It is undoubtedly only a question of time, for the need of having the library opened in the evening is so thoroughly felt that as soon as it is possible, the lights will be put in. Therefore the editors of the CRIMSON feel that the trouble and expense of getting up the petition has not been in vain...
There will be no more shoots until after the recess, as there would be time for only one meeting and it would not be advisable to start a series of matches under those conditions...
...sincere thanks for your uniform courtesy in our official relations, and for the promptness and heartiness with which you have always supported me in my official duties. From these duties I am now the more ready to retire, because the prospects of the university have at no time since my connection with it been so encouraging as they are now, and because it is now in a condition from which. under wise guidance and with such changes as in due course of events will necessarily come, it can rapidly advance to a measure of usefulness not hitherto attainable...