Word: wanting
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...writer of this morning's communication has made a good suggestion. There will doubtless be a number of college men who would want to go to the World's Fair on some such conditions as are proposed. Rates for railways and other accommodations will probably be low enough, if one only knows just where to get them. A little energetic investigating on the part of some "leading spirit" ought to bring about very satisfactory results. The plan appears well worth trying...
...next meeting, to be held in Chicago during the World's Fair. Dr. Sargent's paper, prepared for the occasion, is one full of interest to all who are concerned in athletics, and particularly instructive to those who are not thoroughly informed on the athletic question. Unfortunately the want of space prevents the CRIMSON from doing any more than to report that part which shows the causes of our present system of athletic government and its possible outcome...
...Mellish '92 closed the debate on affirmative. He spoke of the fact that General Grant, when he was the idol of the people, could not secure a nomination for a third term and asked why Grover Cleveland should get one. He said that if the people wanted free coinage, they should have it, but Grover Cleveland had promised to veto any free siver bills. Do the people want a man who will veto their wishes...
During the service the choir sang the following anthems: "Praise ye the Father" - Gounod. "I Will Lay Me Down" - Niles. "My Hope is in the Everlasting" - Stainer. Soloist, Mr. George W. Want...
...when ill. The project was started about a year ago and has met with the approval of the alumni at large and the contributions have been secured without difficulty. The home will be in charge of a physician and a matron and it will fill a long felt want of the university...