Word: instead
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...large audience which greeted Professor Royce last evening showed the wisdom of having the lecture delivered in Sanders Theatre instead of Sever 11. Last evening everyone had a chance to hear and was not obliged to crowd himself or his neighbors. The course is attracting much more attention than the Philosophical department expected, and its popularity is a graceful tribute to the learning and reputation of our Harvard scholars...
...been found inadvisable to print separate programmes for distribution amongst the audience at each lecture, and the editors of the CRIMSON have been asked instead to print each Wednesday morning the topics of the expected evening lecture. On this occasion, for the sake of those who did not see the programme of the second lecture, we reprint therefrom the general notes on the "Periods of Modern Philosophy." Then follow the topics and notes to be used in connection with the lecture of this evening. Readers of the CRIMSON who intend to be present this evening, are asked to keep this...
...suggestion of your correspondent that the class of '91 should return to the good old custom of wearing the cap and gown on Class Day, instead of the inappropriate and inconvenient dress suit, is one that will find favor in the eyes of all broad-minded college men. The cap and gown was the students' dress at Harvard before the dress suit was even thought of. Why then should we continue a modern custom that has nothing to recommend it, unless it be the saving of a few dollars? The majority of men would be amply repaid for the expense...
...field. Cutler kicked and the ball bounded out of Trafford's reach. Two Amherst men had broken through the line. and were ready to pounce upon Trafford the moment he touched the ball. To have picked it up would have meant a serious loss of ground to Harvard; instead he displayed excellent judgment and allowed the ball to roll across the line before dropping on it. This play enabled Harvard to bring the ball out to the 25-yard line. From there Lake gained 15 yards in two rushes; then Fearing carried it ahead 35 yards; Corbett and Lake made...
...Score 50-6. Good work by Blanchard and Newell in the line, and by Fearing and Lake back of it scored another touch-down in three minutes; no goal. Score 54-6. Crocker was hurt, in a scrimmage at this point, and DeKnight took his place, Amherst lost ground instead of gaining, and endeavored to kick; Blanchard stopped the punt, and Hallowell secured the ball and a touchdown; goal. Score...