Word: effecting
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...provision will be made to the effect that a bounding ball cannot score a legitimate goal from the field...
...tonight in the Boston Arena between the teams of Harvard and McGill is one of more than ordinary interest. It is more than an ordinary intercollegiate contest; it is international. While it is a struggle for victory, it is nevertheless one of most friendly rivalry which must have its effect in producing a close and happy connection between the two great universities concerned. Athletic contests between the large American and Canadian universities are perhaps all too rare. Indeed hockey is the only major sport in which meetings have yet been possible, for the American football rules differ largely from ours...
...Christian, dean of the Faculty of Medicine and of the Medical School, resigned from these positions in order to take over his work at the Brigham Hospital, the resignation to go into effect September 1. This resignation was necessary on account of an agreement to that effect made with the Brigham Hospital...
...will, therefore, appear that undergraduate opinion on these two points is exactly the reverse of what it should be. And it is not difficult to calculate the salutary effect of a readjustment. Under the present consensus there is too much temptation for the athlete who feels sure of a position on a team, to lie back and think that he is so necessary that the coaches and others will "baby" him along. As probation is now considered, the displeasure of the Office is by no means synonymous with popular disgrace. Were it so looked on, there would be far fewer...
...meeting of the Board of Overseers held on Tuesday the election of Robert Bacon '80, the present Ambassador to France, as a member of the Corporation was confirmed. Mr. Bacon's resignation of his post in Paris has been accepted by President Taft and will take effect as soon as a successor can be found...