Word: distantly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...measure our strength with those from other parts of the country. This inter-sectional rivalry cannot but result, in some degree, at least, in an increase of friendship and understanding. So we extend our heartiest welcome to the Vanderbilt team and its supporters, who come as representatives of a distant section of the country, and hope that this new athletic relationship will long be a source of congratulation to both universities...
...award is to be made in the fall of 1913 to a man entering the Freshman class, and is to be held for a single year. This sum of $300 will be liberal enough to adequately cover the heavy travelling expenses to and from College from distant states. "Thereafter, men of ability can secure other College aid or employment sufficient to carry them forward. If there be no well-qualified candidate for admission to the Freshman class, then the scholarship may be awarded to any applicant from such state who shall be approved by the Scholarship Committee of the Associated...
With the football game with Princeton but a few days distant, it is small wonder that all of us are in an unusual state of enthusiasm and excitement. Sixteen years have passed since a football team representing Princeton has played on our field, and so the game this week arouses an extraordinary amount of interest. Tonight an opportunity is afforded to show this interest and enthusiasm, the occasion being the first mass meeting of the year. Certainly there is no lack of enthusiastic support for the team or of confidence in its ability to win in this game...
...applied to the way in which the men in College, and the Freshmen in particular, go at their work during the first of the year. To the men of the entering class of nineteen sixteen it may be well to say that the November hour examinations, seemingly so far distant, are in reality but a short time away, and that, in coping with these initial examinations, a solid grounding in one's courses is more than necessary. The man who makes sure of his work now will come out on top at the first of next month and will...
...intervals between the prescribed excitement next week offer fortunate opportunity for a new social service. There will be a number of prospective members of the college in Cambridge taking the examinations for entrance, some of them men from the preparatory schools nearby and others from distant sections of the country. To both groups the stay in Cambridge will be a very significant event; and it will be well to make their visit a pleasant one. Men who know sub-freshmen should "show them the ropes" to some extent and not assume the ridiculously childish air of undergraduate psuedo-dignity which...