Word: laterizing
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...that the nine have arranged for a game, it is to be hoped that a good audience will be present this afternoon to see them play. To be sure, the game will not be as well played, or as interesting as those which will come later, but men will have a chance to see how the nine will probably be made up, and will encourage the nine by their presence. There is every prospect that there will be heavy batting by our men in this opening game, and men who enjoy hard hitting will find at least one feature...
...Later on when the spring board was being put in position, President. Atkinson brought out the box containing the "Challenge Cup" of the Inter-collegiate Athletic Association, commouly known as the Mott Haven trophy. Mr. Atkinson took out the cup, and holding it up to the gaze of the audience, made a neat speech explaining the significance of the cup, how Harvard has held it for five years in succession, and who the winners were at the last meeting; the tug-of-war team, Easton, Curtis, and Fiske, L. S. and Crane, '84; Wendell Baker, '86, 220 yards dash...
...servants in her father's family. 'Let me see such a woman' cried I; and accordingly I am to see her. She has refused young and fine gentlemen. 'Bravo' cried I, 'we see then what her taste is'. Here then I am my flattering self." A few months later he writes, "you must know I have had several matrimonial schemes of late...
...have already been written and handed in. Some are still not done, and as the secretary wishes to have a complete set of these lives, it will be well for the delinquent seniors to remember that no better time than the present for doing this work can be found. Later in the year the increase of interest and participation in out-of-door exercise and sports, the examinations, and preparation for class day will take up all their time, and the important work of writing class lives will be neglected. The sooner the remaining lives are handed in the better...
...proposed plan for making and indexing newspaper cuttings according to topics. Mr. Bancroft, it is said, makes use of innumerable small paper bags, indexed by topics, and filed alphabetically, in which to store the vast mass of abstracts and quotations from books and manuscripts which he designs to use later in the preparation of his histories. Now, I would urge that some such plan be adopted in the library in the matter of such newspaper clippings as it may seem worth while to select and index...