Word: cleared
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...outside the lines; the feeling should be the same during the football series. If arrangements have not already been made to keep the crowd back, the managers would do justice to the teams by appointing a number of men from each class to see that the field is kept clear...
...main building will be 120 feet square, giving a clear floor space of 14,400 square, feet. In this will be laid out a regular baseball diamond, exclusive of the outfield. To prevent injury from the rebounding of the balls the sides and ceilings will be hung with strong, elastic wire netting a few feet...
...senior class at Yale have elected the following officers and committees: Poet, Edwin B. Reed of Holyoke, Mass.; orator, John L. Hall, of Willimantic; statistician, W. C. Tilson, Clear Branch, Tenn.; ivy committee, N. W. Green, Worcester, Mass., J. R. Trowbridge of Chicago, Robert Nichols, Binghamton, N. Y.; triennial committee, P. H. McMillan, of Detroit, Mich., Alonzo Potter of New York, John R. Howland of New York city; cup committee, H. P. Perkins, Warren, O., A. P. Harrington, Lyons, N. Y., and F. L. Polk, New York city; secretary, W. G. Van Nane, New Haven; historians, E. S. Reed, Holyoke...
...Washington Gladden took for his text: And there was evening and there was morning, one day. The sermon was a protest against the too common error of studying natural life by analytical methods, of investigating one side of man's character in the hope of gaining thereby a clear understanding of his whole nature...
...Outcome of Recent Criticism," by E. K. Rand, is clear and to the point. It contains much well worth reading for anyone who would ignorantly criticize the work of another...