Word: borrowers
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Students who intend to borrow caps and gowns from some graduate will please notify the committee at once so that they may know how many measurements are to be expected. The price will be $6.50, payable on delivery. A sample cap and gown may be seen at the Harvard Cooperative Society store...
...there are any who intend to borrow caps and gowns from men who graduated last year, they are requested to inform the chairman of the Class Day Committee of the fact, as in no other way can the committee know how to carry out their plans as specified in the contract...
Seventeen years ago only 57 per cent. of all the college students used the library. In the last year, of the 1449 undergraduates only 299 failed to borrow books, and of this number 250 drew out "reserved books," of which no record was made at the General Delivery. This reduces the number of students, who made no recorded use of the library to 41 out of a total...
...national art is the sum total of what the natives may assimilate by their talent. So one will remain an American in his art. No one has any style of art entirely to himself. Raphael and Michael Angelo, though giants of their time, were not alone. They borrowed from the great masters before them. If one is only a link in the chain of artists he is doing well. The experience of one school is the inheritance of another, and no great school has refused to borrow from another. What, then, the Renaissance has taught us, and especially what...
...shell of the Columbia freshman crew was badly injured while being transferred to the cars after the Cornell freshman race. The manager of the Columbia crew however has arranged with Yale freshmen to borrow a shell for the coming regatta...