Word: though
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...open handicap events. This is quite an innovation but they mean to make it a successful one if possible. The sports come on a holiday so that a large crowd is hoped for. The contests in the closed events, especially in sparring, have in previous years, always been interesting, though not very scientific, and this year with the added attraction of the open events, for which several Harvard men have already signified their intention of entering, the boys do not see why they cannot make their meeting as successful as the Tech. sports. They even hope to secure entries from...
...course of some ethical institution, which perhaps jars against his nature, and stirs no religious feeling in his heart-these men are far from regeneration; man must have the religious feeling of the Almighty Omnipotence, and if he truly gives himself up to the Almighty, he will ultimately, though not without effort, see the kingdom...
...Knickerbocker Press has added another to its bright collection of "Nuggets" -this time the old, familiar, AEsop's Fables, translated by Rev. Thomas James, M. A., and illustrated by John Tenniel. Old though these fables be, they are now more attractive than ever in this new edition, with its rough edges and dainty covers. Indeed a more charming little volume could hardly be added to one's library, for the translation is in a happy vein, and the pictures are as quaint and old fashioned as the fables they illustrate. It is just the book to take up after...
...dates have as yet been made with professional nines, though several are under negotiation. Captain Willard proposes to play three or four games of this sort on a projected trip to take place during the April vacation. If satisfactory arrangements can be made, there will be, in all probability, nine or ten games with professional clubs during the season. As there is no New England League of professional teams this year, our opponents will necessarily be drawn entirely from the league nines. This will necessitate the playing of such games before May 1, the date of the opening...
...place three times instead of twice a week for the balance of the year, and that in consequence the course shall count as a full course. Mr. Hayes will thus be enabled to make up in some measure for lost time, and the students under him will feel as though they could devote more time outside of the recitation room and to their work. Special hours have been appointed by Mr. Hayes in which he desires to see all those who intend to continue with him in the classes of elocution...