Word: fairness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...interesting to note that the photographs of the college buildings and grounds, which will make a part of the exhibit of the University at the World's Fair, will be taken by the Camera Club. As the work of a college organization it will add an additional interest to this part of the exhibit. Under the charge of the club there is no reason why this work should not be well done, for the club has already accomplished some of the best work of any amateur or even professional organization. It is to be hoped that every opportunity will...
...will make an exhibit of their Babylonian and American archaeological collections at the World's Fair...
...Harvard takes in this matter must certainly not be retroaction, and the letter to Yale is clearly consistent in its relation to the stand which Harvard has long since taken. Harvard is thoroughly in sympathy with the desire to purify athletics in every possible way, and to take any fair, sensible and prudent step to bring this about. The existing troubles can be remedied in a better mode than by applying this rule to every department of the University. Moreover, Harvard especially objects to agreeing to such a rule that shall apply to students now in college. This objection...
...captain of the team. Although most of last year's players are back in college, there will probably be several places to be filled by new candidates. In fact all nine positions are open to the best men in the university whether new or old, and an equally fair chance will be given...
...Yale Rowing Association has declined the invitation from the World's Fair Managers asking the college to send a crew to the Fair to compete in a grand international meeting of the college crews. The invitation states that the largest colleges in this country are expected to send crews, and it is hoped to have the large universities of Europe represented...