Word: detail
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...last month, and since the commencement of their regular work have made, on the whole, a steady improvement, the credit for which is in a great measure due to Mr. Murphy, the trainer, who has accomplished wonders with the material he had in hand. Taking up the events in detail, it may be said of the 100 and 220 yards dash that Yale' chances of winning first and second place in both are good. W. M. Richard '95, it perhaps, the fastest man entered; he rather nervous, but is quick and nev+++ goes over the mark. A. H. Jones...
...lecture by Mr. Hammond Lamont upon "The College Student on a Newspaper" was exceedingly valuable, especially to men who intend to enter journalism upon graduation. Every word of the lecture was to the point, broad generalities were escheived, and suggestions upon journalism were given in detail...
...Lamont then discussed, also in detail, the advantages a college education brings for such work. Physical development is better in college than out of it, all of the courses tend to strengthen a man's observation, memory, accuracy, while his social experience ought to equip him with considerable tact...
...business, but his able and fertile mind won him the favor of royalty, and he became the voice of the government upon many important issues. He wrote his pamphlets on all sorts of subjects, - military, political, even educational and moral, and in all showed width of range, patience in detail, lucidity, and vivacity. His sentiments found him support with the government, and accompanying substantial rewards and his lively, telling style won him popularity with the people...
Complaints are often heard that the students know nothing of what becomes of the money received by the Athletic Clubs, particularly by the baseball and football associations. The above tables give a full, accurate and official report of the detail of expenses and receipts in all lines of athletics during the last year, and are particularly valuable as a matter of reference...