Word: makeing
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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From anything so lovely it is difficult to make selection of loveliness. The whole poem is a succession of exquisite pictures and images, where such lines as these...
...three year course before receiving the L. L. B. As a result of this there will be no graduating class this year. One of the features of the new three year course is the establishment of an experimental moot-court. Dr. Dwight claims that the proposed innovation will make the work in the class room and that in the law offices contiguous. But to those who do not desire this aid, some other work will be assigned...
...property across the river. The sum of money needed for this project is not large, only $250, and ought to be collected without difficulty. The members of the club should feel that they will be doing a great service, not only to themselves, but to the whole college, by making the range so much more accessible than that at Watertown. The club has shown great vitality in keeping a winning team in the field in spite of such discouraging conditions for practice as they have labored under. They have already won a match from Yale this term, and may hope...
...larger number than ever before. Harvard has been famous in past years for her tug-of-war team, and in her last year of membership in the intercollegiate league ought not to allow the event to go uncontested. More than that she cannot afford to. Harvard must make a determined effort to win the Mott Haven cup this year, and show that in track and field athletics the contest lies now as it has lain for the last ten years, between Harvard and Yale...
...captains of the four teams, with Mr. J. H. Hunt of the H. A. A. as secretary. A stronger committee could hardly be suggested. With such representatives, unanimously decided upon a policy which has been adopted as the result of thorough discussion, Harvard may fell confident of making satisfactory arrangements with Yale, and maintaining a dignified attitude. If steps are taken toward a dual league, they should be accepted as for the best interest of the college. If the conference comes to an end without such action, we must make up our minds to do without any league...