Word: even
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...individual work, with one or two exceptions, was excellent; Waters, Wrenn, the two Brewers and Wrightington doing even better than usual. Fair-child was at fullback for the first time since he was injured, but was not given much work. Harvard did not show the weakness in the second half that was expected, though there was a slight falling off in snap. Wrenn had his knee slightly wrenched, but was all right yesterday...
...second half Harvard made the first touchdown in two rushes, the first by Wrightington around the end for 30 yards, the next through tackle by Brewer for 40 yards. After this the playing was more even and Chicago made some good gains through centre, but Harvard pushed the ball slowly down the field and made the last touchdown of the game by sending Brewer over the line...
...difficult questions in the courses in Economics is so apparent that it seems all the greater pity that there should be any abuse of privileges. In almost every such course there are some men who will go out of their way to argue a point with the instructor even when it seems that they must know they are in the wrong. While these little off-hand debates may be a source of the greatest pleasure to the men who seek to promote them, they are generally far from such to the class as a whole...
...first half the play was very even and neither side was able to score. Both sides did very good work, but, as in the previous game, played much better on the offensive than in the defensive game. The best playing for the sophomores was done by Weld, Scannell, Sullivan, and Garrison. For the freshmen, Cabot, Scott, and Redpath did good work. Cabot played harder and better than any other man on either team. The sophomores lost several times by running back in trying to round the end, and made both their scores on inexcusable plays on the part...
...Christian countries every one has heard the name of God, every one knows what a church is and the opportunities for hearing the word of God preached are very many. In foreign countries where the gospel has never been preached there are millions of persons who have never even heard the name of God, who never will hear it unless we Christians rise as one man and say this state of things must not be. The Church has blinded her eyes to this crying need for foreign missionary work and has magnified the need at home. So she sends...