Word: dangerously
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...meeting of the Class Day Committee with an especially appointed committee of the Corporation several chages in Class Day were discussed. The Corporation believes that Class Day has out-grown the customary exercises. The principal fault was found with the "Tree Exercises." The danger to life and property in erecting the enormous stands in so small an enclosure and against the buildings, they consider, is great,- danger from fire during the whole time that the stands remain in place,- danger to life in case of a panic during the exercises. Of course the danger of fire could be minimized...
...CRIMSON in its editorial did not wish to accuse Yale of a willful "abuse in faculty coaching." But the possibility of "abuse in this direction" is not "a very remote one." The editorial in the News admits that "it is easily possible that there is danger of the debaters getting too much of their argument from their coachers." There is merely a differece of opinion at Harvard and Yale as to how far coaching by faculty members can safely go. Harvard believes that Yale has gone too far; Yale is sure she has not. With these differing opinions the debating...
While the assembly was busy with reform measures, Bacon was warned that his life was in danger, and fied from the town. In six days he returned with an army of 600 men, demanding that the governor grant him his commission to go against the Indians. This the governor was brow-beaten into signing. Within four weeks Bacon had subdued the Indians, and was suddenly surprised by a proclamation declaring him a rebel. Berkeley himself, however, was forced to flee, and was himself declared a rebel against Virginia. Again he returned with 1000 men and took possession of Jamestown. Bacon...
...active training begins they will be in condition to do hard work from the first. If this is done, the preliminary work to get the men into condition will be unnecessary, and the members of the teams will be stronger and have greater endurance throughout the season. The danger of over-training will so be lessened...
...time was Harvard's goal in danger during the second half and only once was the ball advanced into Harvard's territory. The most brilliant play in this half was Hatch's catch of a kick-off and run of 75 yards for a touchdown through the entire Pennsylvania team. The two other touchdowns were made by Martin and Talbot...