Word: placing
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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College students will register on Saturday, January 3, between 9 o'clock a. m. and 12 o'clock noon. The places of registration will be conspiculously posted sometime before the above date. All men failing to register had best report at once to the office. If they wait until they receive a notice, before giving their reasons for failing to register, fuller explanations will be required of them. Now that the petition for the extention of the Christmas Holidays has been refused, all men unable to furnish satisfactory reasons for not registering at the proper time and place, will...
Probably no engagement has been look forward to with more pleasure by the theatre-going public than that of Mr. E. H. Sothern, which begins tonight at the Hollis Street Theatre. Very few actors occupy the warm place in the hearts of the lovers of dramatic art that Mr. Sothern does; and it is not because his father was a great popular favorite before him, but because of his own sterling abilities and charming personality. He will be seen during the present engagement in a new play, "The Maister of Woodbarrow," by Jerome K. Jerome...
...never been in the present reading room to know for himself its inconveniences-we would suggest that he pay it a visit before he takes his vacation. If the lack of ventilation, the poor light, the crowded tables, the early closing, and the general inadequacies of the place do not rouse him to doing what he can for speedy change, Harvard has yet to awaken in him the first impulses of public spirit...
LOST.- Will the man who took by mistake a sweater which was hanging up to dry near locker 578 in the Gymnasium, please return it to the same place, or to 7 Linden...
...first concert of the season took place last evening in Sanders Theatre. The audience was large and enthusiastic and the numbers were well received. The Glee Club did itself credit, and if it sings as finely on its trip as it did last night it will be well received. There is a tendency, however, to hurry at times. Perhaps this arises from a commendable desire to avoid the opposite extreme; but there are times when a slower movement would be more acceptable...