Word: allowing
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...correspondent urges as a reason for conceding to Yale an annual football game in New York, that Yale "has met us, at least half way," by offering to the eligibility of special students. We cannot look upon this as a concession by Yale. Harvard's original proposal was to allow special students to play and to have half the football games in Cambridge. There can be no yielding on these points. Harvard special students must be in the future, as they always have been, considered eligible. There can be no "grave doubts" as to the propriety of Harvard's demanding...
...affirmative. He showed that England had had protection from 1350 to 1846, while we have had it only about 30 years. England had kept the protective system until she found that she could control the markets of the world, and then she wanted every foreign country to allow her a free market for her productions. We have, as a nation, always been more prosper oust when we have had protection than when we have had free trade. The bil should pass because it is fair to all parties...
...throw in the seventh inning, and the feature of the game was Hallowell's catch of Gerard's hit in the sixth inning. Toward the end of the game it grew so cold that many of the errors were excusable. Only seven innings were played in order to allow the freshmen time to get their train...
There never was a time, and never will be, when Memorial board,-cooked by wholesale, and served by negro waiters to tables each averaging thirteen men,-will be appetizing; especially when all the thirteen are apt to come in together, expecting to be served at once, and to allow, on an average, less than half an hour to a meal. But I believe that the board is better now than ever before. The price has averaged only $4.04 per week. Very little of the food has been unfit to eat. There has been a good deal of variety...
...sure whether or not the men will take advantage of the superior facilities offered them. As nearly everyone knows, the new grounds are just off New Harvard St., a continuation of Boylston St., and are only about twelve minutes walk from Harvard square. This easy accessibility will allow men who have afternoon recitations to go over and get an hour or more shooting which was impossible while the club shot at Watertown. Another aim of the club now, is to bring out as much new material as possible, which is especially desired as the annual match with Yale is drawing...