Word: fairness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Sargent is hard at work making final preparations for his summer school, and the outlook is most encouraging. Last year there were eighty odd members and the exhibition given was one of the finest ever seen in this country. This year the membership bids fair to be considerably larger than last summer...
...Total Abstinence Society held its annual election of officers on Saturday and the following officers were elected: W. C. Damon '92, president; J. B. Lewis '92, vice-president; A. H. Gordon '93, secretary and treasurer. A fair number was present at the meeting...
...were ready to make all the assumptions just mentioned in favor of Yale and thus to make all honorable amends for any possible injustice to Yale caused by our cancellation of the Princeton-Harvard provisional arrangement, we felt that it was only fair to couple with the settlement of the difficulty of this year an arrangement by which diplomatic negotiations with all their attendant evils might be reduced to a minimum hereafter. We pointed out that such an arrangement was only a formal recognition of the existing custom by which Yale and Harvard meet in all the sports every year...
...neck of one of the child skeletons was found a necklace of bear's teeth, and in two or three of the graves were found tomahawks and stone hatchets, but no relics of any especial value. The graves will be reconstructed exactly as found, for the world's fair exhibit of American antiquities, except that no earth will be over the skeletons...
...handicap, taking second place, F. L. Thompson third, G F. Brown fourth. S. Wells ran a quarter in 52 2-5 sec., Hawes setting the pace for the last 220 yards. R. S. Hale broke the American collegiate record for the 3 mile walk. Brackett was a fair second. The latter record was by H. H. Bemis of Harvard in 1885, and was 24 min., 14 2-5 sec. Hale's time was 23 min., 48 4-5 sec. A. M. White won a 3-4 mile race, running slowly for the first half-mile, and making the last quarter...