Word: equal
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Gray was the victim of the vicious talking this time, but he was equal to the occasion, and Harvard got 5 yards for the play, and the ball was down in the middle of the field. Brewer did not have such good luck, however, and was hurt in the blocking off for his partner. After a minute's rest, however, he came up smiling to his work again...
...Provence and France, last evening with that of Italy. After the downfall of the empire, in the midst of the barbaric invasions and factional quarrels, Italy still kept her spirit of superiority over all surrounding races. She clung to the idea of Roman jurisprudence that all men are equal, hence she would not accept the spirit of feudalism and so fell into a number of small, disconnected states between whom no national spirit was possible. More than this, the domination of the Roman church worked directly against the national spirit...
...wish to call the attention of the college to the fact that prayers are being conducted at present by a preacher whose learning and prominence is not fully appreciated by undergraduates and whose position as an eminent theologian is equal to that of any divine in the country. Professor Charles C. Everett, Dean of the Divinity Faculty, is a man whose learning and position is not always recognized by undergraduates because of his connection with the Divinity School, which brings him into contact with only a certain number of men. Dr. Everett is one of the best members...
...football, our position is very clearly defined. We are ready, by separate dual agreements, to make any arrangement which puts Harvard on equal terms with Yale. I do not see how an equal division of the Thanksgiving day games between the three universities could be accomplished, except by a six years' agreement to which we have no objection, without involving Yale's consent to play half of her games with us in Cambridge, to which I had not supposed she would agree. If she is willing to abandon her former position in this regard, Harvard is, of course, ready...
...something lies in the erection of the new dining hall which the Overseers were meditating erecting at the time they proposed the change at Memorial. For a moderate sum a wooden hall can be erected on Holyoke street to accomodate a thousand men at a cost of board nearly equal to that at Memorial. The time has surely now come for this building. It will remedy the undesirable results of the general tables to students and relieve the pressure on the facilities at Memorial. The change there has fulfilled its part, - it has afforded temporary relief and it can afford...