Word: favors
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Saturday night, by a score of 13 to 11. The game was vigorously contested throughout by both teams, and very exciting for the spectators. The opposing team lead the scoring at the beginning, and at the end of the first half the score stood 8 to 4 in favor of Pennsylvania. It was only in the closing minutes of play that the University team succeeded in overcoming this lead, so as to win by a margin of two goals...
...similar committee was appointed last year and reported in favor of the removal of the Trophy Room to the Union for the following reasons: that Mr. Hemenway and a large majority of the undergraduates approve of such action; that the present location is outside the centre of undergraduate activity; and that the room in the Gymnasium is needed by Dr. Sargent as a lecture room. The placing of the Trophy Room in the Union, however, was opposed by a number of graduates for the reason that the Trophy Room is a place of general interest and the Union a club...
Princeton, although beaten by Yale last night by the score of 30 to 9 has a strong team, and will probably make the game tonight a very close one, though the chances are likely to favor Harvard slightly...
...plan calls for an eighty foot street, curving slightly from Quincy Square almost to the Parkway. The city engineer prepared the accepted plan with a view to disturbing as few houses as possible. In this he was remarkably successful, and the lines as now designated should meet with more favor than the former ones, which were drawn through nearly every building on both sides of the street...
...information of those who are interested in proposed changes in the order of events at the Commencement season, that in future discussions of this subject it may safely be assumed that no arrangement involving a change in the date of Commencement Day itself is likely to meet with the favor of the several Faculties, or to be sanctioned by the Corporation. Very truly yours, JEROME D. GREENE, Secretary to the President...