Word: brought
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...discussing uniform eligibility rules, and while nothing was formally concluded, a provisional agreement on rules was reached. These rules are based on those now in use at the two universities. Another meeting is shortly to be held in New Haven, at which it is hoped that everything may be brought to a satisfactory conclusion...
...request from the counsel for those opposing the improvement, it was postponed until the first week in February. After the committee has heard the evidence on both sides a report will be made to the Legislature and, if favorable to the dam, the measure drafted by the Commission will brought before the Legislature for its final acceptance or rejection...
...schools to which they respectively belong, and both are in excellent condition. A Grecian marble statue of Narcissus, the gift of the same donor, is a worthy companion to the beautiful Meleager and Aprodite before acquired. The figure, like most others of Greek antiquity that have lately been brought to light, is badly injured by the loss of important parts. The nose, both legs below the knees, the right arm below the shoulder, and the left arm above the elbow are gone; but the fragment which remains is superb. The pose is graceful, the anatomical development moderate, and the modelling...
...Mott Haven Cup will go to Yale permanently this spring unless Harvard or Pennsylvania wins the meet. For this reason, a victory in track athletics never meant more to the University than it does this year, and the season cannot be brought to a successful close unless more men come out for the team. Of the colleges who enter the intercollegiate meet this year, Yale is undoubtedly the strongest, and, as in the spring of 1901. Harvard's only hope lies in second and third string...
Professor Hart has for some time been engaged upon several important works. A volume entitled, "Actual Government," discussing the practical side of politics, caucuses, bosses and city ownership, has recently gone to press and will soon be brought out by Longmans, Green and Company; and a narrative "School History of the United States," for use in secondary schools, will soon be published by the American Book Company. Professor Hart, as editor-in-chief, is also preparing for publication a co-operative history of the United States, in twenty-six volumes to be issued by Harper and Brothers under the general...