Word: understanded
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...base-ball championship is to remain at Harvard, it is necessary for every student who is able, to be present at the game at New Haven next Saturday. This should not be an idle warning, but every man should understand that he owes a duty to his college in this matter. Indifference, or more plainly speaking, laziness, should not control our actions...
...change can be brought about only by the exercise of greater responsibility by every member of the Class in the distribution of his tickets. In the sale of Class Day tickets, your committee will understand that each man buys tickets for his own private use. The free list of the committee includes everyone - goodies, janitor's assistants, etc., who deserve a ticket on account of any services rendered. No one is forgotten, and every man who gives away a ticket aids in destroying the character of Class Day. Last year a goody was overheard boasting that she had twenty yard...
...base-ball championship is to remain at Harvard, it is necessary for every student who is able, to be present at the game at New Haven next Saturday. This should not be an idle warning, but every man should understand that he owes a duty to his college in this matter. Indifference, or more plainly speaking, laziness, should not control our actions...
...once, the Conference Committee was not obliged to exert its energies in extinguishing bon fires in the yard, but could gaze with satisfaction at the glare of the huge fire on Jarvis. This is the third celebration which '89 has provided this spring, and now that she seems to understand the business thoroughly, there is still another chance in a few weeks at New London. It now remains to be seen whether or not the crew will be able to give her the honor of another celebration over Yale and Columbia...
...Less stress will le laid on dates and details than on an ability to distinguish the significant points in the work gone over, and to understand their relations: a good general comprehension can, however, be based only on a previous study of details...