Word: arched
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...current number of the Harvard Engineering Journal contains the following articles: "The History, Manufacture, and Properties of Hard Drawn Copper Wier," by T. B. Doolittle; "The Piano Arch," by J. P. H. Perry '03; "The Distribution of Pressure and Current over Alternating-current Circuits," by A. E. Kennelly; Editorials, Notes...
...held," that is, one or more players of the opposite side get their hands on it. Then comes the most distinctive feature of the game, the scrimmage. The eight forwards on each side lock arms over the ball, while the two halfbacks oppose each other shoulder to shoulder. An arch is thus formed and the ball tossed in. The players may then do one of three things, push straight ahead, "screw the scrum," or heel the ball out altogether. In either of the first two cases, the object is to break away and dribble the ball. Dribbling consists of rushing...
...Sever 18 Classical Philol. 70, Sever 18 English 1, Sever 5 German D, Sever 6 German 1aI, Upper Dane French 1c, University 19 French 19, University 19 Italian 2, Sever 18 History 9, Sever 17 History 30, Holden Economics 8a, Fogg Lecture Room Fine Arts 4, Upper Mass. Land. Arch. 1, Robinson Hall Land. Arch. 3, Robinson Hall Music 2, Holden Physics 6b, Sever 6 Engineering 17b, Pierce 209 Forestry 3, Upper Dane Botany 7, Pierce 209 Geology 8, Pierce 209 History 1a: (Assignment of rooms, History 1a) Mr. Bingham's sects. Section 1a, Harvard 5 Sections...