Word: specialize
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Cornell Era wishes to know why the Advocate puts the item concerning the leave of absence and privileges of special examination granted the Cornell crew, under the head of "Lies of the Week," inas-much as it is true. There, we knew you would get yourselves into a scrape, Brother A., with those Lies of the Week...
...allowed to say a word as to who the persons are to whom the credit is due of having made the Junior Class Supper a success? There was a committee of ten appointed originally, but as this number was found too large, a special committee of three was selected from them to attend to the actual arrangements of the dinner. To these three gentlemen, Messrs. Buell, Blodgett, and Chase, the thanks of the Class, which have been so variously bestowed...
...that the managers have placed a book at Bartlett's, in which all those who can possibly go down to New Haven on the 28th are requested to sign their names. If a sufficient number signify their intention of going, arrangements will be made for reduced rates and a special train which will leave for New Haven on the morning of the 28th and return immediately after the game. We do not see why two hundred cannot back up the Nine at New Haven, and we earnestly urge all to make every effort to support Harvard on the 28th. There...
...merits of the music, and the special request printed at the end of the programme, should have prevented the uprising during the orchestral postlude. Shall it be necessary to restrain "a large and fashionable audience including all the local celebrities," by a provision that no one shall be let out until half an hour after the conclusion of the performance? This offence at all events is not to be laid at the door of Harvard students...
...preparation for such an advanced course is to be got from the lower courses, owing to the strong sense of individuality which pervades the several members of the German department; each one working, not in accordance with a plan agreed upon by all, but in accordance with the imaginary special needs of his students...