Word: actually
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...take your statements in their order: In the first place no entrance fee is charged the class crews, but a charge of eighty dollars is made to cover actual extra expenses incurred upon their account. Secondly, the 'Varsity does give cups to the winners and much better cups than the baseball and football men get. Thirdly, the referee's tug is not the only extra expense incurred and it does not pay for itself, usually paying only about half the charter price. We pay the University $480 rent for the boat house, and coal, water and sundries amount...
...three up to final, and final will be best three in five, vantage sets. A handsome silver cup will be awarded the winner of the tournament and a Sears' "Special" to the runner-up. A championship banner will be given the school winning the greatest number of points, each actual victory in every round of the tournament counting one point. The referee will be Mr. Joseph T. Whittelsey, secretary of the National Association...
...time that every Harvard man recognized that the so-called "Harvard indifference" is not a myth, but a real actual thing, and a menace to the athletic life of this great University. It is time that a resolute, concerted effort were made to throw off this lethargy and to work together earnestly with the purpose of raising Harvard once more to its old position as the first athletic college in the country...
...second lecture on the Guiana Boundary Question last evening in the Fogg Museum. He began by outlining the various claims made by the Spanish and Dutch, and their successors, the Venezuelan Republic and the British, showing that the early Spanish claims had been much overdrawn, as shown by the actual Dutch occupations. He then examined the investigations of these claims made since 1841, and the various dividing lines proposed. The famous Schomburgk line was surveyed merely for a basis of negotiations and was not considered as final. The records seem to show that for the most part the English instead...
...Newell '98 was second. E. H. Clark '96 took second place in the 20 yard hurdle race. A. W. Blackemore '97 (handicap 15 yards) won the 1000 yard run in 2 minutes 25 4/5 seconds, A. Lovering '97 (handicap six feet), won the sixteen pound shot with an actual put of 34 feet 2 inches. E. D. Brooks '99 took second place in the pole vault with a vault of 9 feet 3 inches...