Word: well
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...having been made only at 6 and 7. Tilton, who rowed 6, has stopped rowing, owing to heart trouble, and Higginson has been moved into his place. Kernan, who rowed on the Weld 1900 crew, has taken his place at 7. So far he has been showing up very well. Following is an individual criticism...
...Kernan, fails to row his shoulders back at the finish, which tends to make worse stroke's fault of rowing too short. He rows well, considering his brief experience as an oarsman...
Brown, the freshman pitcher, has shown up well for a beginner, and on several occasions has exhibited considerable nerve and reliability. His batting is weak, but his fielding is quick and sharp, and he is undoubtedly the most promising...
...arrangements for the spring concert by the musical clubs Thursday night have now been completed and the indications are that it will be unusually successful. The clubs are in excellent condition and an interesting programme has been arranged. The tickets are selling well not only in Cambridge but also in Boston, Brookline, and Jamaica Plain. An excellent orchestra will furnish the music for the dance that is to be given in Memorial Hall after the concert...
Invitations for the service are to be sent to all the surviving members of the classes in college during the war, and seats will be reserved for them as well as for members of the G. A. R., the Faculty and the Senior class, but there will be no tickets. It is Probable that the Seniors will march over in caps and gowns and that the Glee Club will sing at the Service. The committee in charge of the service are: Dr. A. C. Coolidge, R. H. Stevenson Jr., and F. A. Burlingame...