Word: fall
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Lees Knowles, M.P., who accompanied the Oxford and Cambridge athletes to America last fall, gives in the "Empire Review" an account of their visit and makes these interesting observations...
...total fall sales of the Co-operative Society up to December 28 amount to $136,979.33, an increase of $1,371.15 over the total sales for the corresponding period last year. The sales of the Cambridge department amount to $115,852.85, an increase of $5,052.43 over the same period last year, and the sales of the Medical department amount to $21,126.48, a decrease of $3,681.28 in comparison with last year's sales. The decrease in the business of the Medical department is due almost entirely to the fact that owing to the increased requirements for admission...
...meeting of the Intercollegiate Golf Association at the Holland House, New York, on December 21, it was decided to hold future intercollegiate tournaments in the fall instead of the spring. This rule will go into effect in the college year 1902-1903, when the tournament will be held in October. The tournament for this college year will begin on May 5 and will last for four days. No course has yet been decided upon. Hereafter the tournaments will be managed by a graduate...
...instance, is obliged to overlook minor agreements of opinion in order to put his general theory in practice. For effective public action, compromise with fellow workers is necessary, but the conditions in public life, making compromise necessary, do not favor the pursuit of pure truth. Therefore, why should scholars fall into parties? In action, he that is not with us is against us. In thought, even he that is honestly against us is on our part. Again there can be no compromise concerning truth. Yet there is a limit to freedom, even in a college. There is something...
...football dinner at the American House last night was a great success. The enthusiasm which was shown at the dinner was of the same unanimous and heartfelt style which has characterized the support that Harvard gave to the team this fall. All the speeches were enthusiastically received and the cheering and singing added a touch of excitement to the evening...