Word: wanted
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...large number of entries is a sign of the success which has attended their efforts. We wish that the meeting itself could have gone off rather more smoothly. While realizing the difficulties of managing a large meeting, especially when the weather is so raw that the competitors do not want to stand waiting any longer than possible, we still think that more foresight and better management would have made the waits of the meeting less long. We hope that at the next meeting the Association will put things through with more snap...
...especially good, and one well worth a man's while to see even were the question of supporting the crew not taken into consideration. Those who care for their crew enough to contribute the price of the ticket will of course go. Those who grudge their little pennies and want always to get their money's worth, will be sure to find it this evening in an excellent entertainment and in future in a more generous management of the crew which represents all Harvard...
Everyone must be on hand ready to row at 4 o'clock sharp. The race will be rowed in two heats, first and second in each to row in the final. C. R. Falk '93 will referee, and C. Morgan '94, will act as starter. Any men who want to row and have not entered can come down to the boat house as there will probably be vacancies...
...without altering the present basement essentially. For any larger number, however, the basement would have to be altered at so great a cost that it would be as economical to erect a new building. We are given to understand that last year President Eliot said that he would want less than one hundred more men added to the hall; but if still more were to be accommodated it would have to be in a new building put up on the vacant lot on Holyoke street. From this it is almost certain that any petition for five new tables this year...
...student in the Law School. The book is all printed, and will be ready for the public as soon as a number of pictures are inserted, that is, in about a week. The book will be sold only by John himself, as he says he does not want his life to get into the stores and so into everybody's hands, but he wants to sell his life from his hand cart to the students and graduates of the college...