Word: regrets
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...last evening in preparation for the game with the Yale freshmen tomorrow. S. M. Lowrey, manager of the team, presided and led the cheering. Captain Forster and Coach Boyd, in addressing the meeting, expressed their admiration for the spirit shown by all the members of the squad, and their regret over the loss of the captain and of two of the best players during the last few days. Every member of the class, said Coach Boyd, should be on the Square at noon to cheer the team, which is going to make a game fight against its strong opponents...
...that the President be requested to express to the members of the two committees of conference the high appreciation by the Corporation of the foresight, good judgment, and public spirit of which the Committees' project for a close affiliation between the Institute and the University gives evidence, and the regret of the President and Fellows that the project has been brought to naught by the recent decision of the Supreme Court, which makes it impossible for the Institute to place itself beside the University...
Dean Hurlbut's tentative settlement of the troubles growing out of the abstraction of the Brooks tablet seemed to me to realize so perfectly all the possibilities for good that the situation contained, that I have noticed with much regret some opposition to the fulfilment of his plan. I see that the Boston Herald, lately chastened by a Harvard graduate for printing malicious lies about his young children, expresses the conviction that the Dean's course compromises the dignity and authority of the University. The Herald praises the good sense of the undergraduates who favor the most drastic treatment...
...Technology, allow me to express through your columns, our appreciation of the kindly feeling of interest and sympathy which Harvard men have shown for us since the unfortunate affair of last Wednesday night. That an evening otherwise so successful should have ended so disastrously is a matter of common regret...
...with the deepest sympathy for your loss, and sincere regret for the loss to our class that we recall the death of your son. He acted the part of an excellent student and thorough companion, and was essentially a Harvard man in the best sense of the word...