Word: watching
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Harvard men are advised to come to Boston tonight to watch the Boston Journal's great bulletin. The Boston Journal is in the Associated Press, an advantage shared by no other Boston paper, so its returns will be the quickest and the fullest...
...second of the preliminary trials of candidates for the University Glee Club was held in Lower Dane last night. The two trials resulted in the choice from seventy men of the following, who are kept on for further trial. They are asked to watch for notices in the CRIMSON: L. Ullmann '99, Lewis B. Canterbury '00; H. P. D. Kingsbury '99, John B. Hawes '00, Ralph McKittrick '99, E. V. Dexter '97, S. C. Coleman '00, Rodman Gilder '99, G. Ralph Osborne, Sp. '00, W. J. Taylor '99, William C. Hilman '00, George Cabot Ward '98, J. E. Sharkey...
Ninety-nine has plenty of material, since thirty-one men showed up yesterday, and others are expected later. J. W. Farley (captain) put them through the usual routine of light work, after which they went to watch the 'Varsity game...
...boat, the students, under the leadership of J. C. Fairchild '96, heartily cheered the 'Varsity and Freshman crews, besides Captain Bullard and Mr. Mumford. This afternoon the whole crew will undoubtedly row, so it is earnestly hoped that a large crowd of men will be at the boathouse to watch the practice...
...able to join in the contest should feel it a privilege to join around the Tree in the battle for the flowers, and an honor to carry away these trophies. Of late years too many men have thought it easier to go to the Tree with their friends and watch the scrimmage from a comfortable place on the stand, than to don a football suit and themselves join in the struggle. This is a poor spirit in which to take the old custom. The ceremony at the Tree is unique in American College life. Harvard men everywhere are proud...