Word: working
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...attention to the game of hockey itself. Until the rinks are ready the squad will continue the association football practice three times a week, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. In addition the goals will have special indoor practice on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The Freshman team will probably not start work until the squads...
Rapid advancement is being made on the new artificial ice rink at the corner of Massachusetts avenue and St. Botolph street, Boston. On October 11 ground was broken and since that time the work has progressed so far that the concrete foundation is now finished and the brick and steel superstructure begun. The building will be finished in time for the hockey game between Princeton and Dartmouth on January...
...semi-annual collection of clothing, magazines, and text-books will be made under the auspices of Phillips Brooks House next week. A list of collectors for the various dormitories, who will receive all donations, will be printed in Monday's CRIMSON, and they will do their work at stated times during the week. On Saturday wagons will be sent to the dormitories to collect everything that has come into the hands of the collectors. The clothing and magazines will be distributed to worthy charitable institutions, which will see to the proper disposal of them, and the text-books will...
...under the present system one must lead a field of about seventy men in the intercollegiate run, and one must also have the good fortune to be on the winning team. If the framers of this strange device have any sense of humor they must have smiled at their work. It certainly does not cheapen the "H." One needs not only an extremely good pair of legs, but also a propitious co-operation of the planets before this fantastic coincidence happens to him. The letter might as well be withheld altogether as displayed at such a mocking distance...
...Professor Brewster entered the tin-producing region of Bolivia with its picturesque adobe houses, hilly cities, and gaily clad women selling their wares in the streets at remarkably small prices. Here the Hamas, small camels which have been domesticated since the time of the Incas, do all the draught work and haul the orange-laden wagons across the plains...