Word: die
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...games were postponed for the spring recess, Harvard having somewhat of an advantage in position in both games, particularly in the Scotch. Shortly after the recess, a rather surprising communication was received asking that the games be postponed "sine die." The reasons which Yale gave for this proposition were that she considered the game even, and that it was difficult to make the moves at this time of year...
About four years ago, Professor Munsterberg published a treatise on "Die Willenshandlung," a valuable contribution to the literature of this subject. He has since published three volumes of his "Beitrage zum Experimentalen Psychologie," in which is displayed brilliant originality, and great ingenuity in devising experiments to test the truth of the accepted theories. He will begin his demonstrations here at the beginning of the next academic year...
...rather disappointing that more interest was not shown this year in the sparring. If anything, there was less than was manifested at the meetings last year. It would seem unfortunate if the practice of sparring were allowed to die out from Harvard sports altogether, without any attempt to revive it. Just what the best measures to bring about its revival would be, it is hard to say. The question is one which deserves the careful consideration of the Athletic Association. It has been suggested that a set of smaller matches might be arranged before the meeting, where men would have...
...support of the ball team. Referring to the action editorially it says. "We are pleased to notice that the freshmen are waked up and are taking hold of class affairs and rushing them with a vengeance. It is to be hoped that the enthusiasm will not die down, but will continue to grow as the athletic season approaches...
...tGERMAN A REVIEW. - Marcher from Grimm and Die Karavane (first part) will be read, and exercises in Whitney reviewed this evening...