Word: accountability
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Fogg Lecture Room. The play is an old one, probably of the sixth century, and furnishes many interesting glimpses of life in ancient India. It abounds in comic scenes, and has seemed to the moderns of sufficient interest to warrant its being given in Berlin and Paris. An account of the play in Paris may be found in the Revue de Paris for 1895. C. R. LANMAN...
...most encouraging features of the practice was the fact that all but three of the men who played in Saturday's game were in condition for hard practice. Robinson was not out on account of a slight injury to his knee, and Bowditch and Hanley were each given a rest, neither lining up in the scrimmage. But with these exceptions all of the men in Saturday's game stood the hard practice in good condition and many of the plays were run off with unusual speed and alacrity. Mercer, of the second eleven, however, received an injury...
Below is given the schedule of the intercollegiate basketball association for the coming year. On account of the addition of Pennsylvania to the league, the season will be about a month longer than heretofore. The first game in Cambridge will be played against the University of Pennsylvania on January...
...unanimous vote of the Association, Pennsylvania was admitted to membership. This addition makes a total of six teams in the league and necessitates a longer schedule than before. On this account the first games this year will be played before the Christmas vacation, instead of in January as heretofore, and the schedules will be so heavy that it will be impossible for teams in the Association to play many outside games...
...Professor Parker spoke of the wide range of interests at the University, and said that the most natural way for a young man to express his interest in religious matters is by taking part in philanthropic work. Mr. Evarts, in the course of his address, gave a short account of the history and work of the St. Paul's Society. R. S. Wallace '04, described some of the phases of philanthropic work, and spoke of the prominent part such work plays in the life of the University. Dr. Peabody, the last speaker, gave a strong address on the temptations which...