Word: equally
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...inches, A. Nickerson, N. Y. A. C., 2 inches, G. R. Fearing '93, scratch, A. H. Green '92, 2 inches and C. D. Heywood M. I. T., 3 inches. It was a great disappointment to many that Fearing did not break his record or even equal it but he was still suffering from a lame ankle and was by no means in good form. Morse and Heywood failed at 5 feet 1 1-2 inches, and Fearing and Green at 6 1-4. Nickerson cleared the bar at this height and so won the event without his handicap and also...
...position at some length; and, among other things, it accuses of gross inconsistency the Committee on the Regulation of athletic sports. It says "Why, when the athletic team has been permitted to disport itself outside the hallowed precincts of New England, the base ball nine should not be granted equal privilege is not entirely clear." The article goes on to state that this decision from the Athletic Committee has proved the New England rule to be a mere blind...
...texture of notes making up a modern European musical composition is emphasized at successive intervals in general equal, the attack of the separate notes marking out either these moments of intensification or divisions or subdivisions of them, dual or triple. This period of intensification is called a bar, its dual or triple division the beat of the music. Other characteristics in the flow of sound composing a piece of music result in a larger periodic structure; these may be, apart from actual interruptions of continuity, the tendency of musical movement to repeat itself, or to delay upon a long held...
...then, the instructors who announce that they do not give "A's" because they consider their "B's" just as high as the "A's" which other instructors give-to these men, we say, such instructors are unjust. We recognize plainly enough the difficulty of making a set and equal standard in all the courses, but we think that those instructors who publicly announce that their standards are different from the majority, should make an effort towards a system more nearly like the average...
...whole the men are doing fairly well for this time of year, but are at present a little at sea, for they have just begun rowing the full stroke without the slide. They are of nearly even size, and apparently of nearly equal ability, and the chances are that they will average well when finally picked...