Word: acceptable
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Springfield yesterday afternoon at three o'clock. G. B. Morison presided and G. Crompton acted as secretary. Walter Camp of Yale was elected. President of the Association for the coming year and R. B. Beals, Harvard '94, Secretary. Yale brought up her undergraduate rule but Harvard did not accept it. The team will meet under this condition; Yale will have an undergraduate team and Harvard will be represented as formerly. After next year she will be governed by the probation rule. The games will take place...
Yale offered only two plans: first, a series of three games, the first to be played on neutral ground and the third in New Haven, which Harvard declined to accept; and the second, two games with no arrangement for a play off in case of a tie. The final agreement practically amounts to the last proposition unless Yale alters her stand...
...reported at San Francisco that Professor Barnard of Lick Observatory, who recently gained world-wide fame by discovering Jupiter's fifth moon, has received a call from Chicago University and will accept...
...unanimous call has been extended to Dr. Sims, chancellor of Syracuse University, by a Methodist church at Indianapolis, and there is little doubt but that he will accept...
...debate with Yale, the whole twelve to form the nucleus of the new society. In addition, those members who spoke in the last Yale debate were also to be charter members. At the meeting last evening an attempt was made to declare the amendment unconstitutional by refusing to accept the minutes of the last meeting including the amendment. The president of the Union ruled that even if the minutes were not accepted, the amendment to the constitution would stand. The vote was taken, the part of the minutes including the amendment was rejected...