Word: proudly
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...struggle in which their predecessors have been repeatedly worsted. They have made immense improvement during the past few weeks, and, though they did not score a victory over Yale Saturday, still they broke the clean score of her victories since '77, and of this their class can be proud. The interest shown in our freshman teams has never even approached the corresponding sentiment at Yale. For that reason, chiefly, the blue has succeeded in holding the class championship firmly in its grasp for the last five years. '86, however, has at last changed the aspect of affairs...
...Yale papers for the month past shows that the college at large is quite sure of beating Harvard. Our team has been working steadily and quietly, and in the Princeton game last Saturday showed wonderful strength. If they play as well tomorrow we are sure the college can feel proud of its team, what ever may be the issue of the contest. Then let every Harvard man be on the field Saturday, to encourage and support the team in every way he can. If the hoped for success crown their efforts, it will be a day to be looked back...
...name "Ark" is still on her stern in raised gilt letters. There was also found entangled with a ring-bolt on her starboard side, close to her "Plimsoll's mark," a rubber watch coat with Noah's name on the inside of the collar. Dr. Schliemann is naturally very proud of his discovery, and he is so much encouraged by it that he is seriously thinking of discovering the Garden with the remains of the original serpent, together with Adam's lawn-mower and other garden tools in the inexhaustible Hill of Hissarlik...
...college has recently been presented with a large and very excellent crayon portrait of the late President Garfield. The gift comes from a lady artist of New York whose father is a graduate of Williams, and is a present of which the college is justly proud...
...fact that the contest for the college championship this season will be an exceedingly close one, and will be doubtful, probably, even to the end of the season. This fact, however, has become evident, that Brown has a team in the field of which we may well be proud. Probably not more than once in the previous history of base-ball matters here has a stronger nine taken the field, and this is all the more gratifying considering the disadvantages under which the nine labored earlier in the season, and also, considering the constant disadvantage under which athletic matters...