Word: blue
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...been so arranged as to permit the photographing of eight different regions of the spectrum of the corona at the spectrum of the corona at the same time, which will be wholly in the green and yellow parts of the spectrum. Other apparatus will take photographs of the blue region and the ultra-violet, or that which it is beyond the power of the eye to perceive. The plates will not be developed at Willows but they will be brought out leisurely either at Cambridge or at Southern California where the party is to go, after the eclipse is over...
There will be a blue book at Bartlett's for entries until Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. The entrance fee will be 25 cents. The tournament will be held in the club room in the old Hasty Pudding building, and all drawings and results will be announced in the CRIMSON. The following men were elected: F. E. Parker, '89, A. D. Hodges, '89, B. Dickson, '90, Stickney, '91, T. Aiken...
...intercollegiate foot-ball championship season is over, and Yale has won first honors. It is very unfair for the Yale journals to assume that, because the wearers of the blue won from Princeton, they would have won from Harvard as readily, or more so. What Yale tries to make out by no means follows. It will go on record that the Yale team was enabled to win the championship of 1888 by forfeit, the Harvard faculty refusing to allow the eleven to play at New York, and the Yale management refusing to allow its players to go elsewhere...
Owing to the lack of profit made on "blue books," and to reduce the number of instances in which time has to be taken to count out and make change for less than a dozen, the prices are advanced to 5 cents each for the 3 hour books, and 3 cents for the 1-hour. Packages of 1 dozen books will remain at the old price, 35 cents and 24 cents...
...always been the custom for the seniors to hold a class dinner just after Thanksgiving. Would it not be well for the dinner committee to set the date for the dinner now, so that the rest of the class can regulate their engagements accordingly? Besides, if a blue-book were placed at Leavitt's or Bartlett's immediately, the committee would know how many to provide for and would not have to rush about at the last minute to find out who intends to be present and who does not. Every man in the class should be at this dinner...