Word: fairness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...relative amount of time spent in the college on different studies. Statistics of this kind cannot be exact. They are based on the number of men taking respective courses, either elected or prescribed, and on the estimate held by college authorities of these courses. They give, however, a fair notion of the tendencies developed; and from 1825, the date of the first report issued, show an uninterrupted progress from the ancient to the modern, and from realms of fact to realms of thought...
...Atherton '93.(c) "Fair Harvard...
...assigned. If not before nine o'clock, is the drawing of these orders to take place after the line is exhausted or while the tickets are still being sold? In one case injustice would be done to the graduates, in the other case to those in line. The only fair way is to treat both alike and have the first sale of tickets carried on wholly by drawing written orders. It will mean to be sure, more work for the management but it will also mean much greater satisfaction to everyone else concerned. This seems hardly too much...
...hard fight for second place with the chances somewhat in Merrill's favor. Wright of Yale will of course take first in the half mile run, while Harvard's hopes lie in Corbin for second and Batchelder for third, possibly Lakin. These two events ought to give Harvard a fair lead over Yale...
...battery work of '95 was very fair, though Walker's two passed balls were inexcusable. His throwing was on the whole pretty accurate. Reed kept his head well, and was pretty effective, in spite of the howls of the sophomores...