Word: makeing
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...connection with the timely editorial in the CRIMSON lately about the disagreeable noises that occur near the close of the recitations it may be well to call attention to those that occur just after their beginning. Tardy men frequently make a great deal of noise on entering and passing to their seats. In fact the exceptions to this rude habit are so rare in some classes that a stranger might easily suppose that Harvard men had set their own standard of conduct on this point. It is hardly necessary to say more by way of comment, than that besides...
...lecture out of every three, and then depends upon some generous class-mate to come to his relief, he becomes an unmitigated nuisance. For example, in a language course, wherein there is always considerable reading at sight, in which case one needs the entire use of his book to make valuable notes on the margin, it is a real hardship to a man to grant such a request, and it is nothing short of downright selfishness in any man who day after day asks this favor. In case one preserves the notes in all his courses in one binder...
...meeting the undergraduates will for the first time take an active part in the management of the new Weld boat house. The Harvard Rowing club will adopt its Constitution and by-laws and will elect officers. It is all important that every man attend this meeting who intends to make use of the many privileges of the boat house. The constitution which was printed in Tuesday's CRIMSON, was merely prepared by a committee of the undergraduates and then submitted to Mr. Weld and the trustees, who, after having revised it, finally approved it. This constitution, as approved, will come...
...some "fad" in men's clothes will run through the college, and one often wonders where it starts; for if they can get it before it becomes common they appreciate it. There are many new things for the coming season which are already "the thing" in London; and we make a specialty of keeping posted upon all the changes in dress. Our stock is selected from special patterns shown only to the few fine house in this country. Our prices are moderate, 10 per cent discount for cash, and we desire your patronage. FRANK D. SOMERS, 5 Park Street, Boston...
...some "fad" in men's clothes will run through the college, and one often wonders where it starts; for if they can get it before it becomes common they appreciate it. There are many new things for the coming season which are already "the thing" in London; and we make a specialty of keeping posted upon all the changes in dress. Our stock is selected from special patterns shown only to the few fine houses in this country. Our prices are moderate, 10 per cent discount for cash, and we desire your patronage. FRANK D. SOMERS, 5 Park Street. Boston...