Word: cared
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...coaches Scott and Forbes who have given so much time and care to the team, Saturday's victory must in large degree be ascribed. Their work, though less before the eye of the University than that of the 'varsity's coaches has been none the less faithful and is worthy of general recognition...
ARTHUR C. TRAIN, Sec.CARLYLE CENTENARY.- Dec. 4 is the hundredth anniversary of the birth of Thomas Carlyle. It seems as if those of us who care for his work should not let the day pass without some fitting observance. All such men are invited to meet at 7.15 Tuesday evening at 11 Weld to talk over plans...
...examination has expired. The noise and confusion caused by men leaving the room and the consciousness that some men have finished their papers while they are still working, tends to confuse the other men and to hurry them so that they finish their papers without proper thought or care...
...class. The prominence given to the men whom the class chooses to honor, and the fact that they will be generally accepted as representing the best that the class affords along the various lines of college achievment, should cause the choice of officers to be undertaken with the greatest care. It would be most unfortunate if in any of the contingencies which occur in an election of so much importance, the best judgment of the class as to the fitness of the men to be chosen should not in every case prevail. We urge upon every member of the senior...
...coaching yesterday afternoon at the regular varsity practice was again very efficient. Adams, who was behind the 'varsity, got a great deal of spirit into the play. Newell took care of the tackles. Cranston and Mackie followed the centre men carefully, while Lewis encouraged the second eleven and Mr. Deland, as usual, directed the style of play. Dr. Brooks and Dr. Conant were also on the field, and although they did no active work they watched every play carefully...