Word: using
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Veterinary school is prospering although at present it is indebted in the University Treasury to the amount of $17,137.19, of which amount $13,000 was for a building for school use...
...Electric Lighting and Public Safety" is a call for greater precautions in the use of electricity, and showing that foreign countries are more careful than we. "Newspapers Here and Abroad," by E. L. Godkin is, as its title indicates, a comparison of our own with foreign methods, ours being chiefly newsgathering, true and false, whereas foreigners devote themselves more to editorial writing. Mr. Godkin's paper has no expression of contempt for our contemporaneous journalism, that the Nation so often and justly indulges in. "The Doctrine of States' Rights" is advocated by Jeff. Davis. Erastus Wiman writes on "British Capital...
...Harvard Law School association has just issued a circular to its members and to all who are eligible to membership. This circular states that the council of the association has in preparation a catalogue of the members which will be of much use and interest. This catalogue will contain an alphabetical list of the members, a list of the members arranged according to the dates of their leaving the Harvard Law school, a list of the members arranged according to the states and cities or towns in which they now reside, the constitution of the association and a list...
...general feeling of helplessness. The faults of the crew at present are a lack of life, a want of stretcher work, and a hang at the full reach. To be sure the men are not trying to row hard but there is a very glaring want of any use of the stretcher. It is early in the year to talk of leg-work but some of the men have an up and down movement of the shoulders which seems to prove not only the non-existence of any present thought of the stretcher but to leave small chance of ever...
...worked for its own immediate benefit with little or no regard for the interests of the other organizations The result of this has been an inconsistent and weak attitude on the part of the college as a whole. Now, however, all the associations have decided to stand together, and use their united influence in negotiating an agreement with Yale. In frequent meetings during the past few weeks the officers have exchanged their views, and agreed upon a common policy, which all the delegates will know and support. Such a union of interests cannot fail to give the most dignified attitude...