Word: nearest
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...mailing are provided. Here is opportunity to do effective work for the University that should appeal to those students and instructors who are able to contribute $10, or $5, or less. Any student might contribute to send a definite number of copies of the article to the Harvard club nearest his home. Contributions might also be made to supply Harvard men with copies to mail privately to friends. Probably no college in the country offers such opportunity for moral and religious development as Harvard, and the circulation of this article is a good means to make the world know...
...comparatively small number of people saw the barge races yesterday afternoon, and a cold breeze made the waiting on the water front rather disagreeable. The start was made at about twenty minutes past four, '93 having the course nearest the wall, '92 the outside and '91 the middle. At the finish '93 had the lead by over a boat length and looked as if they could have held it for some time longer. '92 was a good second and was also rowing well. '91 was third by about a length and although they by no means showed any signs...
...nearest approach to one of the famous war articles is the account of an escape from Dixie...
...leagues are due "the blocking of useful rules by smaller colleges, the retention of the 'assisted athlete' system, the vile wrangles in the public press, and jockey tricks of every description;"-and all for "the artificial and empty name" of championships. What Harvard wishes now is to play her "nearest neighbor and first rival," whether the arrangement "be called a 'league...
...along at its side for a short distance. He then tried to get on the front platform again while the car was in motion, but slipped and fell over, one foot falling on the track and being run over by the wheel. Tudor was carried immediately to the nearest station, and a surgeon examined his injured foot. Fearing that amputation was necessary-so severely had the bones been crushed-the surgeon at the station advised the removal of Tudor to the Massachusetts General Hospital. At an early hour yesterday morning his foot was amputated. He will be unable to leave...