Word: supplemented
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...lectures given by Lowell while a Harvard professor, that there should be brought into the daily thought and life of the students here some sentiments and conceptions which should stimulate appreciation of aestehetic ideals. The better to accomplish this purpose, it has been decided to issue larger supplements than were at first intended. By this enlargement, space will be afforded, not only for the lectures, but also for other matters pertaining to the same subjects. We are deeply indebted to Mrs. Burnett, the daughter of Lowell, for permission to re-publish from her father's essays, certain portions which have...
These works of Lowell have for the most part, not been given out for publication before. They will be published as supplements of the CRIMSON. One supplement will be printed during each week. The first of these will appear in about a fortnight...
...policy of the University now gives to each student full scope in developing his special abilities or tastes. A lively and initiatory interest in their work has been awakened in the students; they enter into the University life with more single and intense purpose, they multiply organizations to supplement their particular interests, they find themselves associated constantly, not with men of the same class, but with men of the same interests. Absorbed in their own occupations, they are careless of what is outside of these...
...welcome break in the long stretch of training given the Mott Haven candidates, and the actual experience gained in them is of much worth. Many men have there first learned to appreciate the necessity of presence of mind and control of nerves. The games certainly form a valuable supplement to Mr. Lathrop's work and we wish the best of success to the many men under his charge who are to compete tonight...
HISTORY OF THE PROSPECT UNION.- Only complete and authentic account of the Union ever published in illustrated Supplement of the "Cambridge Chronicle" for Feb. 3, 1894. Price 5 cents. Amee's, Thurston...