Word: behavior
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...others whose ignorance and narrowness are cropping out every once in a while in some such as way this. They read sensational headlines of what two or three men do, or perhaps even more, out of nearly three thousand. With an eagerness characteristic of the man expelled for riotous behavior, they snatch at the chance to give Harvard a vicious "dig." "Who goes to Harvard to pursue a course of study" they say and you can almost see them smile with satisfaction at the readiness of their own wit and the depth of their observation. We wish that...
There is one thing in particular in which the University as well as Ninety-four may find considerable satisfaction. We refer to the orderly and gentlemanly conduct which prevailed. It would be hard to take exception to the behavior of any one man. Instead of leaving behind a reputation which would not only have marred the success of the dinner, but reflected discredit on Harvard men in general, the class of Ninety-four must have made a distinct gain in public estimation. In this she has done honor to the college. We congratulate her heartily on her sense of decorum...
...blame attaches to Bacon for any part of his behavior towards the Earl of Essex...
...Workingmen have rights. - (a). Of forming Trade Unions. (b). Of self protection through organization: Nationalist Sept. 1890, p. 99. (c). To continued employment by good behavior: Sen. Palmer. (d). Of equal partnership with the capitalist: Christian Union, July 16; Weells Econ. Tract. (e). To be treated as Christians and freemen: Golden Rule...
...heartily endorse the action of the captains of the senior and junior nines in having the field roped off. The way in which both classes yesterday crowded down upon the base lines and seriously interfered with the game was simply absurd. The bounds of gentlemanly, legitimate behavior were widely overstepped, and the co-operation of the crowd instead of limiting itself to respectable encouragement and friendly guying, became an effort to win the game at any cost...