Word: fairness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...second eleven backs did not make a gain of over five yards. The most noticeable fault was that of the backs dropping the ball when tackled. The 'varsity backs made many long gains especially around the ends, the interference was very good at times, and most of it was fair...
...Company forced the introduction of non-union men. This was not fair to its workmen. - (a). Who had built up the town: No. Amer., p. 373. (b). Whose homes were there. (c). Who had contracted through the Ass'n to work for a certain time there: Ibid, 356. (d). The Co, broke our highest law - the moral...
Archibald Forbes has an interesting article in the beginning of the number on 'What I Saw of the Paris Commune,' illustrated chiefly by that wonderful artist, Vierge. Then, of course there are lots of Columbus and the Worlds Fair, and so forth, all ending with some brilliant little 'Reflections' by Alice W. Rollins...
Professor F. W. Putnam is to have charge of the exhibit of American Archaeology at the Worlds' Fair, Chicago...
...first is not bad; the second, it seems to us, has not enough in it to justify its appearance in the Advocate; the third is excellent, very well worked up, though it would hardly be proper in a co-educational college; the fourth is good; the fifth is fair, but the sixth is bad and wholly untrue to Harvard life. We are not thoroughly barbarous here. Manliness and gentleness go hand in hand and shame at helping a little boy argues a childish and indecent state of things which does not exist...