Word: two
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Dates: during 1900-1900
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...Hilliard '01, "The Footsteps Die Out Forever" ("Tale of Two Cities"), Dickens...
...very light and a strong ebb tide was running. The time is one second better than the record made last spring by the Weld Freshman crew. The first Newell eight finished in second place, one-third of a length behind the first Weld. The second Newell was third, two lengths and a half behind the Newell first, and one length and a half ahead of the second Weld. The race was refereed by Mr. G. S. Mumford...
...moved up to second place. The second crews were rowing evenly, with a slight advantage for the second Newell. The first Weld eight was beginning to row in better time and form and was rapidly drawing up on the first Newell. The chief difference in the rowing of the two crews was in the finish of the stroke, which the Weld men were holding out much more strongly, getting a much firmer push at the end. On the other hand, the Newell stroke was very lively, and was rowed with a great deal of dash. Under Harvard Bridge the two...
...give any technical instruction, and no previous knowledge of botany will be required of the students, but the principal object will be the explanation by contrast of the easiest means of distinguishing between the common varieties of plants and shrubs. An hour and a half to two hours will be devoted to each meeting and in addition once or twice a half day will be spent outside of the Arboretum at some favorable spot for the study of trees. The fee for the course, which is open to both men and women...
...111th meeting of the American Oriental Society held at Philadelphia on April 19, 20, and 21 Professor Lanman read two papers: "Talking birds in ancient India," and "The Urgent need of good text books for the progress of Indian studies." Two papers by Professor Toy, who was not present at the meeting were also read: "The Hebrew fragments of the book Ecclesiastious;" and "On a pre-religious stage of Society...