Word: autumn
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Filley Cup, presented by B. A. G. Fuller '00 in the autumn of 1906 as a perpetual challenge cup to be competed for annually and to be held by the winner for one year, was won in 1906 and 1907 by Claverly, in 1908 by Mt. Auburn street. Last year the Thayer crew obtained the trophy by winning the straightaway race...
...constitution, one portion of which reads as follows: "(3) Each year at the final meeting of the Council a nominating committee of three, including the chairman, shall be appointed by the president; this committee shall publish on the first Monday after the opening of College in the following autumn a list of nominations for the delegates at large from each of the three upper classes (not more than six from a class to be nominated) . . . (4) Each class shall elect two delegates on or before the second Monday after the opening of College. (5) Within forty-eight hours after...
...ought to be treated as exceptional. The plan that he adopts at the end of his Freshman year he must adhere to, unless he can show good ground for a change. It may be added that the new rules will be in force for the class that enters next autumn, but the Freshmen now in college will be encouraged to follow them...
Upon graduating, he entered the Scientific School, and also taught in his father's school for girls, which was opened in the autumn of '55. This task of a handsome young fellow instructing a lot of girls who were just beginning to live was embarrassing no doubt, but he got through that trial well. After graduating from the Scientific School, he entered the coast survey, and presently turned up in California, where he lived for some time. He had originally meant to be a civil engineer and to go onto some of the railroads, thinking the west a great field...
...Committee then took up the statement that the game as played last autumn was more dangerous than ever before. A complete tabulation of deaths and injuries for 1909 made by Alexander Moffat of Princeton showed two fatal accidents to players on college teams and showed the kind of plays in which injuries are likely to occur. Incomplete data for previous years, however, prevented any comparisons being made. It was generally concluded that there was too much chance of injury in the game as played last fall and the Committee devoted the rest of its time to tabulating the sources...