Word: offing
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To the Editors of the Crimson:
After two years' absence from the University I have immediately had occasion to notice the unfortunate management of the evening lectures, and I beg leave to express, through your columns, a serious protest against a method which provides seats for the public and turns from the doors the men of...
As I went into Sanders tonight to attend Mr. Clapp's lecture I found a crowd of disappointed men coming out, preferring (as one of them said) "to stay away rather than stand up for an hour and a half." It was these men of whom I thought as I...
Now, for whom primarily are these lectures given--the ladies of Cambridge, or the members of the University? Mr. Clapp himself answered that question, I think, when, during his first lecture, he frequently and emphatically appealed to the "Gentlemen of the College," bowing at the same time, to a sea...