Word: fairly
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...construction. The technique of the statue is not clearly understood. The best representation which has come down to us is a statuette about a meter high, which was discovered in Athens near one of the gymnasia. It is the work of an inferior artist, however, and is only a fair production. It is executed in Pentelic marble, and, of course, many of the details of the great statue have been omitted. In a second statuette, discovered later, the reliefs on the shield of the great statue are reproduced after a fashion; the statuette as a whole, however, is a very...
...freshman crews went out on the river yesterday afternoon for the first time this spring. The second crew went out first at about half-past three. They seemed to have some difficulty in launching the barge, but after they once got off, the rowing was fair. There was a noticeable lack of swing and the reach was very short. The following men made up the crew: Thomas, bow, Weed, 2; Travis, 3; Jones, 4; Chase, 5; Hunt, 6; Powers, 7; Watriss, stroke; Kidder, coach. They stayed out about an hour when the men in the first crew took their places...
Another link has been added to Harvard's chain of misfortunes which now bid fair to bind her down from winning the championship in base-ball this season. This time it is Luce's withdrawal from practice that has deprived the nine of their most promising pitcher, on whom the main hope of success on the diamond seemed to rest. No one, however, should allow himself to be discouraged by this mishap. It should only serve as an additional stimulus to hard work among the candidates, and ready support and encouragement throughout the college. Luce's position will be difficult...
...Resolved, That the United States government should take measures to secure a free ballot and a fair count in congressional and presidential elections." 2. "Resolved, That the prohibitory amendment to the Massachusetts Constitution should be adopted." 3. "Resolved, That courts of justice should be free of expense to litigants...
...Glee and Banjo Clubs took a trip to Newton last night and gave a very successful concert before an appreciative audience in Eliot Hall. The programme was as follows: "Estudiantina," "Cannibalee," "The Man in the Moon," "Courtship," "Lullaby," "Imogene Donohue," "Old Man Moses," and "Fair Harvard," by the Glee Club; while the Banjo Club gave "March Past," "Darkie's Dream" and "Marriage Bells." Mr. Hackett sang "The Two Grenadiers" in a very creditable style and was heartily applauded. The other soloists, Messrs. Bradlee, Fullerton and Lockwood, were also well received. The hit of the evening was made by the Banjo...