Word: die
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...eradicated by some such means as those proposed by Mr. Emmons. It is believed that the Faculty is acting most inadvisably in adopting such drastic measures against the game as the vote recently reported indicates. The abolition of intercollegiate contests in football for Harvard means that the game will die so far as that college is concerned. The results that followed the forbidding of games with other colleges in 1885, are a sufficient proof of that to those who have seen Harvard's long, hard struggle to get back to equality with Yale. If it is the purpose...
Every undergraduate must feel some natural interest in the 'varsity crew, but that interest will necessarily die if all information about it is strictly refused...
This evening at 7.45 o'clock in Sanders Theatre, the Boston Symphony Orchestra gives another of its series of Cambridge concerts. The soloists for the evening are Miss Elsa Kutscherra and Mr. Anton Schott. A Wagner programme will be rendered, comprising selections from "Rienzi," "Tannhaeuser," "The Flying Dutchman," "Lohengrin," "Die Meistersinger," "Rheingold," "Die Walkure," "Siegfried," and "Die Gotterdammerung...
Overture, "Die Verkaufte Brant," Smetana...
...case Harvard wins the toss and has a wind in her favor the first half, the chances will be with her beyond any doubt; for the wind is sure to die down at the close of the half as the sun gets low, and in a wind Brewer can outpunt Butterworth. It sounds a little unreasonable to place the chances of the game on this one circumstance, but the facts bear out such a judgment. The teams are so evenly matched in ordinary play that, leaving the punting out of consideration, they are likely not to score...