Word: waits
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...twenty. That is, materially less than one-half the students in Memorial occupy more than two-thirds of the hall. The smaller section is daily over-crowded; the larger section is never completely occupied. Frequently a score or so of students-and occasionally even more-are standing in wait for seats at the same moment when, across a purely imaginary line, there are more than a hundred vacant chairs...
...choir sang "O 'Twas a Joyful Sound," by H. W. Parker; "They that Wait upon the Lord," by Stainer; "Look Down O Lord," by Mendelssohn...
...announcement concerning admission tickets will be made in Tuesday morning's CRIMSON. Applicants for such tickets will have to wait till that time...
...Each man will be required to sign a receipt for his tickets. Tickets will not be given out to anyone but the applicant in person, unless a written order from him for the tickets is brought. Men who applied for general admission to the second balcony will have to wait for their tickets. The admission tickets are in charge of Mr. Bram Stoker, Mr. Irving's manager, and not of the Tremont Theatre authorities. Mr. Stoker has been written to in regard to these admission tickets but no answer has yet been received. On some day later in the week...
...been removed by death and Professor William H. Burr has accepted a call outside of the University. Of the new members of Faculty all but two,- Professor Ira N. Hollis and Mr. E. L. Conant-have been previously connected as instructors or assistants with the University. John C. Wait has been appointed Assistant Professor of Engineering, and besides him Robert W. Wilson, Ph. D., Max Poll, Ph. D., George Santayana, Ph. D., George W. Fitz, M. D., Herman W. Hayley, Ph. D., Maxime Bocher, Ph. D., Charles B. Davenport, Ph. D., and Mr. Byron S. Hurlbut have been promoted...