Word: brought
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...track team is comparatively small. Why may these men not have a rink, or, at least, be allowed to use the class rinks during some part of the day? If the athletic facilities of the University are for the many and not for the few, this should be brought about. GRADUATE...
...principle of equal rights to the money question. The very people who say it is dead are trying to pass new money bills, and are boasting about the increase of money in the country--a result to which they have not contributed. The increase of money, they say, has brought prosperity. Thus they themselves admit that more money would have brought more prosperity. If we really apply the doctrine of equal rights, we shall have plenty of money, and a dollar which is just between man and man, because it is stable...
...would in any way affect my position as an amateur in outside sports, and the matter dropped entirely from my mind. When my eligibility was challenged the day before the Yale game, I never once thought of these private lessons, and did not subsequently recall them until they were brought to my attention, as I had not considered them of any importance. I therefore gave the Athletic Committee the assurance that I was an amateur within the full meaning of the Harvard rules, which debar men who have received money for teaching physical exercises. My statement having been received...
...annual report of the Astronomical Observatory, recently issued by Professor Pickering, reviews in detail the work of the department for the past year. It states that three important astronomical events have occurred since the last report: the opposition of the planet Eros, which brought the planet nearer to the earth than it will be again for many years; the appearance of the New Star in Perseus, the brightest object of its class which has been seen for three hundred years; and the total eclipse of the sun in Sumatra...
...closing, Mr. Brown said that in thinking of the men who have brought triumphs to the University, we must not forget, as we are so apt to do, the great number of her sons who, fired by the same great ambitions, have failed to triumph, but have battled nobly...