Word: offing
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Dates: during 1900-1900
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If the members of the Camera Club and other friends will enter into this work seriously, the Library will undertake to classify and preserve with care what is brought in. The Library is prepared to bear the expense of making the prints as far as it is able, but as...
In order that the collection may not be too bulky it is desired to limit it in general to prints not more than 7x9 inches in size. These will be mounted on cards of uniform size, with a smaller uniform series for smaller pictures, and will be kept in drawers...
I hope every member of the University who owns a camera will keep this idea in mind and will contribute from time to time to the collection. There is opportunity for great variety of subject. The pictures should include for example, College buildings from every point of view, streets in...
At a conference of representatives from the athletic committees of the principal American universities, held at Brown College on February 18, 1898, a sub-committee was appointed to investigate and report on general intercollegiate competion. This committee was composed of representatives from Brown, California, Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Princeton and Harvard...
Accompanying the report are a set of rules, intended to shut out professionalism in any way, if possible, from intercollegiate sport. Most of the rules are already in force in the majority of the American colleges, and the committee aims to have them soon adopted by the remainder.