Word: effective
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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First-The awarding of insignia to strong men would have the effect of causing men not engaged in other branches of athletics to train and thus offer a new source for supplying strong men to the football, rowing and other teams...
...Graduate School catalogue for 1901 has just been issued. The most important of the few changes announced apply to the personnel of the administrative board and to the number and conditions of the scholarships. A new rule, which will go into effect next September, imposes a fee of $20 on each student taking the degree of Ph.D., S.D., A.M., or S.M., or the degree of A.B. or S.B. in one, two or three years. There are 353 men, representing 115 American and seven foreign colleges, at present enrolled in the school. The enrolment...
...eligibility rules was adopted at Yale at a mass meeting held on February 18, the rules to go into effect next fall. The clause in the old rules, requiring that students in the graduate departments must have completed one year at the university, in order to compete for the university, was omitted in the new rules. Last Tuesday, at another mass meeting, it was voted that the new rules go into effect at once. Under Harvard's eligibility rules and Yale's old eligibility rules, such men as J. S. Spraker, Yale '03 L. S., of the track team...
...Graduates' performance of "The Viking" last night was very successful. The play ran very smoothly and rapidly; the dances show the effect of careful rehearsing and the chorus has evidently been well trained. The book, by T. Stensland 3L., is exceedingly funny, especially in the third act, and has a well-connected plot. In the first act, which depicts the departure of Leif Ericsson from Norway, the author has followed a more serious vein. The act is brightened, however, by a catchy "Fisherman's Song," sung by J. M. Ross '01, who plays the part of Olaf, the innkeeper...
...entirely adequate, and the hall of Brisac, H. C. De Long '03, whose two sons, Charles and Eustace, C. F. C. Arensberg '01, are seeking Angelina's hand, is very well presented. The wedding dance, which is somewhat forcibly introduced into the second act, is pleasing in its general effect, but is crudely executed...