Word: fairness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Harvard Union held its first meeting since the mid-year examinations last evening in Sever 11. The officers for the second half year conducted the business and the audience was a fair...
Just across from the old Washington elm stands a large brick building known as the Fay House, once occupied by Edward Everett. Here in a small front room many years ago Mr. Gilman composed the song so dear to us all, "Fair Harvard." The property has passed into the hands of the Society for the Collegiate Instruction of Women, and is now known as the Annex...
...gymnasium, the attention of the students is called to the opportunity now offered for a more elaborate test of the various groups of muscles in the body. The old tests are necessarily limited in number, and only those are used which are calculated to give one a fair idea of the general strength of the body...
...entries is 114; in the 75 yards, 44 men; in the 300 yards, 35 men; in the 600 yards, 13 men; in the 1000 yards, 11 men; in the novice quarter, five, and scattered entries in other events. The handicapping, which was done by Carter, is in the main fair, and although the better known men are kept pretty near scratch, most of them are in good enough condition to stand...
...expected to do something are Lakin and Nicholls in the mile, Bloss in the 75 yards. Batchelder, Lowell, Carr, Fearing, Moen and Stead are all in fair condition and should get places in their events should they not prove to be too heavily handicapped. Upon the basis of Finlay's work in practice, his handicap of 4 ft. 6 in should give him an excellent chance at winning the 16 lb. shot. H. M. Wheelwright also has a good handicap in the pole vault and should get a place. The following is the list...