Word: arisen
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...necessity for reformation of the football rules has regularly arisen during the annals of the sport at intervals of approximately ten years. In 1906 the public forced a revision of the rules to eliminate the more unsavory elements. Out of this strife came an enlarged Rules Committee, an altered code, and an improved game. With the abolition of mass formation, the forward pass came into prominence, and a large number of minor improvements were added to the code...
...such calculation did not take into account the barely possible fact that some of the more energetic of the three Hundred students might have arisen at this hour. Nor did the editor recognized that the decreasing number of "late parties," one of the effects of far-reaching prohibition, may have resulted in less late sleeping than in recent years...
...understood that Colonel Goetz will make no new announcements concerning the Artillery Unit at the University. His purpose is to make clear all possible misunderstandings and to answer any questions which may have arisen or may arise. The plans as given out were, of necessity, indefinite, and Colonel Goetz feels that by personal explanation he can eliminate some of the misunderstandings that have arisen concerning them...
...appeared that some misunderstanding had arisen as to whether F. C. Hanighen '21 had been elected permanent or temporary captain of the tennis team. The Committee decided that the election was only as temporary captain, as no authority had been given for the election of a permanent captain...
...Some misunderstanding appears to have arisen in regard to the recent meetings in New York of the Athletic Boards of Harvard, Yale and Princeton. These meetings have been entirely informal; none of the decisions there reached can be valid without ratification by the Athletic Committees of the three universities concerned. No radical changes in athletic policies or relations have been contemplated. There has been no thought of any "Big Three League," or of drawing out of athletic relations with other colleges or universities; an inspection of the published athletic schedules of Harvard, Yale and Princeton will show this. The general...