Word: dartmouth
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...case which has been pending in the courts, of the town of Quincy vs. Dartmouth College, has been decided in favor of the former. The case involved...
...indoor handicap games of the B. A. A. last year occurred the first races between any of the larger colleges. Amherst won from Dartmouth in an intensely exciting finish which was decided by the casting of a shoe by a Dartmouth runner on the last lap. Harvard met Yale at the same meeting, but the race was hardly interesting after the first two laps. The feature of the race was the remarkably strong running of Brewer, who ran first for Harvard. With twelve sharp corners to take, he covered his 390 yards in the good time...
...humorous publication of about none pages. The Red and Blue, published at the University of Pennsylvania, is a fourteen page literary paper. The Columbia Spectator has some seventeen pages of news, fiction and humor. The Bowdoin students publish the Orient, a literary magazine and newspaper of fourteen pages. The Dartmouth contains fourteen pages of college news, edited from the senior class. The Wesleyan Argus has about twelve pages divided into fiction and news, and is edited by members of the junior and senior classes. The Lafayette, published at Lafayette College in Pennsylvania, is a fourteen page paper of news...
...announced that games have been arranged with Harvard, Yale, Princeton, University of Pennsylvania, University of Michigan, Dartmouth, Amherst, Williams, Wesleyan, Exeter, Andover, and the New York and Boston league teams...
Before the Christmas vacation the students of Dartmouth in mass meeting formed an organization for the purpose of establishing a debating league with Amherst or Williams, or both. Officers were elected, and letters sent to the two colleges to see if any arrangements for debates could be made. At Williams the proposal was very favorably received and met with the approval of those members of the faculty who are most interested in oratorical work; and it is probable that the movement will result in the formation of a permanent intercollegiate debating society, under whose control debates will be held during...