Word: wanted
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...want every man who played on this year's Freshman team, both first eleven and substitutes, to report without fail in my room, 15 Russell, at 7.30 this evening...
...outlook for next spring is for the largest number of men ever seen on the river, and the keenest competition for places. This should insure only good men reaching the top and these with proper leadership and coaching should be able to hold their own with Yale. What we want now are victories...
...performances. If a German could not go to the opera two or three times a week, he would feel that he was losing one of the greatest enjoyments in life. It is a well known truth of art as well as politics, that what the people earnestly and persistently want, that they get. The continental people have permanent opera because the intellectual and imaginative parts of their nature cannot live without it; they insist upon having...
Last summer a plot of ground behind the north football stand on Soldiers Field was laid out as a practice cricket crease. Heretofore the cricket team has been severely inconvenienced by the lack of a good practice ground, but the new crease will do away with this want to a great extent...
...race. The University tug will be at Harvard Bridge at 4 o'clock. Only those who have signed in the blue-books will be allowed on this tug. One dollar fare will be charged. The 1901 tug will be at the Harvard Bridge at 4.30. All Seniors who want to watch the race from this tug must either get tickets, 75 cents apiece, at Leavitt's before 12, or buy them when they get to the tug. The capacity of the boat is sixty-five...