Word: courting
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...injunctions are legal. (a) They are upheld by the Federal executive. (b) They are law unless set aside by a superior court...
...charge for a ticket, entitling the holder to the use of a court for the afternoon, is changed from twenty-five cents each to two for twenty-five cents. Coupon tickets and probably season tickets will be put on sale later...
GENTLEMEN:- There seems to be no knowledge on the part of the students of the University of the disposition that is being made of Jarvis Field. Thirteen tennis courts are to be built at once on Jarvis Field, in such a manner as to spoil the field for other sports. Now while every chance should be given to a sport that is as popular as tennis, is it wise to cripple other branches of athletics for the convenience of the tennis association? There seems to be something radically wrong in any scheme that deprives us unnecessarily...
...last year's play, is to fill the part of Cardinal Wolsey. Thomas Dyer of the junior class is to be the Duke of Buckingham. There will be fifty-six undergraduates in the play. There will be twelve chorus girls and a host of shepherds and court ladies. The faculty has prohibited dancing, but there will be a number of beautiful choral movements in place of the terpsichorean. Eaves of New York has charge of the costuming, which is to be very elaborate. Mr. Shepherd of New Haven, who has long had charge of the training of the Yale glee...
...members of the graduating class of the Harvard or other American Law School who shall write the two best annotations between two and three thousand words in length. The subject of each annotation must deal with but one point of law which has been brought up before an American court within the last twelve years. The two articles winning the prizes will be published in the August number of the Law Review...