Word: weather
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...regards the fairness of the course with respect to a triple race, in case of rough weather the three crews certainly could not row under equal conditions. But if Yale and Columbia are willing to take their chances, there is no possible reason why Harvard should not also. As this seems the only draw-back towards Yale's rowing it is sincerely to be hoped that the freshmen will admit them...
...suffer from the cold in using the open fire-places, but go to Power's Students' Supply Store, 30 Boylston Street, and get a Harvard or Berkerly stove and be comfortable. Weather strips help to keep out the cold...
...suffer from the cold in using the open fire-places, but go to Power's Students' Supply Store, 30 Boylston Street, and get a Harvard or Berkerly stove and be comfortable. Weather strips help to keep out the cold...
...remember that the Thames course is not a course adapted for three crews. Wide as the river seems, it is impossible for three crews to race upon it with equal advantages of wind and tide. One crew must suffer at best; what, then, will the case be, should the weather be such as it was last year or if other unfavorable conditions should arise? We do not think of this when the Yale boat suffers but had it been our own, as it might at any time be, there would be fewer advocates of the admission of Yale, this year...
...suffer from the cold in using the open fire-places, but go to Power's Students' Supply Store, 30 Boylston Street, and get a Harvard or Berkerly stove and be comfortable. Weather strips help to keep out the cold...