Word: spaces
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...pressing need at Harvard has always been additional space for athletic purposes. The five acres on Holmes, the five on Jarvis and the ten on Norton's Field-of which only five, however, belong to the college will now be doubled by this gift, which comprises land lying on the Brighton side of the Charles River, on the upper side of the bridge, diagonally across from the Weld boat house and only eight minutes' walk from Harvard square...
...doesn't pull his oar through. Stroke drops down at full reach and hangs. As a whole the crew is too slow at the catch shows too little life, and the boat is unsteady at full reach and goes down to port. The men have, however, considerable power, they space well, and are steadily improving. The boat, too, goes up and down very little...
...grant me kindly a little space to address the freshman class...
...current issue of Harper's Weekly contains an illustrated article on Amherst College. Considerable space is devoted to the new athletic grounds, the gift of Mr. Fred B. Pratt...
...editorials devote considerable space to athletics: the class races and the class ball games are made the text of paragraphs calling attention to the revival in enthusiasm for athletics at Harvard. This is tributed, not to the revival of class feeling, but to the new responsibility assumed by Harvard in standing alone and to the new facilities in the shape of Norton's Field and the Weld boat house. Attention is also called to the abuse by students of library privileges and to the development of the Semitic, Philosophy and Geological departments...