Word: cared
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...point of disagreement, on the manner of speaking. Princeton insisted that every debater should be allowed two speeches, the second one being for rebuttal. Harvard and Yale claimed that this would detract from the unity of the debate, would cause complications, and would take more time than the public care to give to listening to a debate. They suggested that only the first speaker on each side be allowed a second speech, on the ground that they had no chance for rebuttal, while the other speakers could save time for this from their regular speeches. The meeting broke up without...
...many men as possible to give at least part of the afternoon to the athletic meeting on Holmes; the seniors and juniors should certainly see part of the class game and then, if possible, should attend the track meeting. Certainly the mere loiterers, the men who do not care where they go, ought to give their afternoon to the athletic association. This is the end of track athletics for the season and the games today should be given a fair chance with the football...
...appreciate the greatness of the University till we students know and appreciate it ourselves. From these words we cannot expect a sudden exodus to the museums nor a crowding of the college chapel simply for the sake of information; if we have uttered a truth, the truth will take care of itself...
...Sever 11. Assistant Professor Cummings, Mr. Conant, and Mr. Copeland have kindly consented to act as judges. The speeches will be limited to five minutes each. Every member of the University is invited to attend, and try in competition for admittance to the socity. Those who do not care to speak will also be welcomed...
...NATIVE German teacher (lady) wants lessons in English composition, rhetoric and pronunciation in exchange for lessons in German conversation or language. Only an experienced person need apply. Address, M., care of carrier 550, Cambridge...