Word: feeling
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...readings. Professor Goodwin and Professor Bocher are good exponents of their departments, and every student should attend their readings. Professor Bocher has recognized the immense capability of such study as is employed in an evening reading, and has established one of his most successful courses upon this idea. We feel that it would greatly extend the German department if such a course were established in it. No institution of the University deserves better patronage from the students than the evening readings, and none will better repay the student for the time which it gives...
...freshmen have good reason to feel encouraged by the game last Saturday, for, although the errors were some of them bad, the general work of the team was excellent, the batting especially being very good. Adams was weakened by a new catcher, who, notwithstanding the swift pitching he had to face and his split thumb, caught very pluckily to the end of the game. Taylor, Gallivan, Holden and Austin did good work in the field for the freshmen, Austin at one time striking out three men in succession when the bases were full. The batting of Holden, Stetson, Hallowell...
...unfavorable light. There is good material in the team, and a few days steady work will soon put the nine in a good condition for successful work. While the Yale freshman nine is exceptionally strong, and has already shown great spirit in its sharp contest with Amherst, we feel confident that the success of eighty-eight is only a question of work upon the part of each member of the nine. Though the game with the Newtons may at first have appeared slightly discouraging, it can only serve to point out the individual weakness of the freshmen. Great improvement...
...Yale freshmen feel aggrieved because they have sixteen hours perweek of prescribed work. A petition has been drawn up, and will be presented, asking the faculty to excuse the class from one recitation per week...
...defrayed by the Directors themselves. In behalf of the great body of students who dine at Memorial, we would suggest that the coming dinner be at the expense of the Association. Great credit is due to the management of the Hall for the present condition of affairs, and we feel sure that the students would be glad to acknowledge their obligation to the Directors in the way we have suggested...