Word: caps
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Beginning today, every Senior should wear his cap and gown according to the vote at the recent Class Day elections. The men who voted against the plan should now waive their prejudices, and consider that a majority of the class is in favor of the idea. As the whole point of the plan is spoiled if all do not co-operate, it is to be hoped that every Senior will take the trouble to wear his cap and gown...
Beginning tomorrow, every Senior should wear his cap and gown according to the vote at the recent Class Day elections. The men who voted against the plan should now waive their prejudices, and consider that a majority of the class is in favor of the idea. As the whole point of the plan is spoiled if all do not cooperate, it is to be hoped that every Senior will take the trouble to wear his cap and gown...
Beginning Friday, May 1, every Senior should wear his cap and gown as was voted at the recent Class Day elections. The men who voted against the plan should now waive their prejudices, and consider that a majority of the class is in favor of the idea. The whole point of the plan is spoiled if all do not co-operate, so it is to be hoped that every Senior will take the trouble to wear his cap and gown...
...second game of the final round of the intercollegiate series, thus winning the intercollegiate championship and closing the season with an unbroken series of victories. It is to be regretted that the Yale team was weakened on Saturday by the loss of Captain Hitchcock, who broke his knee cap in the game on Friday night, and that Potter, the acting captain, was forced to retire during the game because of an injury to his foot. The game was nevertheless one of the most spirited of the season, and although one sided, was hard fought from beginning...
...first game of the final series for the intercollegiate championship at the St. Nicholas Rink, New York, last evening by the score of 6 goals to 2. The game throughout was extremely rough, both sides being frequently penalized for rough play. In the first half Hitchcock sprained his kneep cap in attempting to trip Lovering. Ward was twice disqualified, as were Newhall and Rowland. In the first half Harvard scored four times and Yale twice, two of Harvard's goals being made while Ward was out of the game. The loss of Hitchcock weakened Yale greatly and enabled. Foster...