Word: feeling
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Yale men would like to feel as sure of the race, but they do not by a good deal. The crew is, with two exceptions, the same that beat the record last July; but Cowles and Hartridge, who are not in the boat this year, were by far the most powerful men in it last year. Their loss has not been made good. Again, sickness has interfered with the crew's work since April, and even now Middlebrook is just getting over a boil. The men are rowing exactly the same stroke that Bob Cook taught them last year. Caldwell...
...once. The amount of unpaid subscriptions is almost a thousand dollars. The least that can be expected is that men should pay what they have pledged themselves for, and if these subscriptions are paid promptly it will be a very material help. All men who have not subscribed, or feel that they can give any more, should send their subscriptions to G. T. Keyes, 18 Holworthy, who will act as treasurer while I am in New London...
...college at large was not only surprised but greatly elated over the victory which the nine won last Wednesday, and there is no lack of confidence that they will win again on the twenty fifth. Nevertheless it is undoubtedly true that every one would feel better if they saw the nine playing regular games every...
...this cannot fail of a reflex action on the community in which they move and associate. In union is strength is true of intellectual effort as well as political or any other co-operation. The gentlemen who met yesterday afternoon are highly encouraged by the prospect before them, and feel certain that no step that has ever been taken by Butte will be of more benefit to the city than this. To have it known in the East that there is a university club of nearly half a hundred members from colleges all over Christendom will be a revelation...
...James" remarks, the Vice-President's arguments do not convince, why did "James" feel called upon to attempt a refutation? The trouble with the "faithful" but "incredulous" "James" is, "he means well, but doesn't know...