Word: case
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Dates: during 1900-1900
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...will be offered. Each lot of furniture is sufficient for a study and bedroom. A rental of $7.50 for the year is charged, but of this sum $2.50 is refunded at the end of the term, provided that the pieces are all returned in good condition or in case the lease is renewed. Partial sets may be had at practically the same rates. To receive favorable consideration, applications for furniture should be sent as soon as possible to W. T. Jones, secretary, College House...
...mineralogical department in charge of Mr. C. Palache has lately received several valuable sets of specimens, chief among them being a case sent by Professor Wolff who is travelling in Germany. This comprises specimens for the Museum as well as collections for study and a complete set of sections of minerals for the study of optical properties. A set of models for illustrating those qualities was also among the collection...
...Gothic or Colonial design. A committee was selected to procure from Messrs. Cram, Goodhue and Ferguson more specific plans of the Gothic Church which they had already suggested; but at the same time the members of the First Church will be free to withdraw from all negotiations, in case the estimate of these architects exceeds $100,000, or in case the parish is unable to raise the sum needed...
...cleverest pieces in the number is an adaptation of "Paul Revere's Ride." The subject contains many possibilities, but the exhaustive way in which it is treated seems rather needless. The time-honored parody on college professors is not absent, and in this case its pointedness is its best excuse...
...faculty of the Sheffield Scientific School has just made radical changes in their rules respecting the scholarship of athletes. Until this week a single entrance condition barred a man from participation in athletics, but under the new system each case will be judged on its merits and there will be no hard and fast rule. The new regulations provide that a general low average, a number of conditions, or the repetition of subjects with the class below will put the athlete in danger of being barred. C. P. Cook, 1901S., is the first to be benefited by the change...