Word: following
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...boarders, however, all have pronounced hobbies. Klapproth, with the preconceived notion that he is visiting a sanitarium, naturally enough believes the residents in the pension to be mildly insane. There follow a series of uproariously funuy scenes between Klapproth and the "patients" Josephine Kruger, who is continually searching for material for a new novel: Fritz Bernhardy, an inveterate traveller: Eugen Rumpel, a young man with dramatic aspirations and a defect in his speech: Grober, an irascible old soldier: and Amalic Pfeiffer, who is constantly searching for a husband for her daughter...
...system a candidate will be adjudged on the score of his ability to cover satisfactorily the definite assignments given him by the managing editor.--not on his success in gathering unassigned news, or "scoops," except under definite limitations. No candidate will hereafter be expected or allowed, to follow up news in all branches of University activity, but will be assigned to cover thoroughly one division under the immediate direction of an editor in charge. Candidates will be assigned to divisions according to their individual interests and special information...
...scoring many times and in keeping the second team so effectually on the defensive as to prevent it from scoring more than twice. When on the defensive, the first team forwards showed considerable ability in preventing the opposing forwards from passing them. Once passed, however, they neglected to follow back in a concerted way, and thus allowed the two goals scored against them. The shooting was both quick and hard, and considerably more accurate than it has been up to this time. The men still fail to use the sides of the rink enough and to keep near enough...
...final trials for the University relay teams to compete in the Boston Athletic Association games on Saturday were held yesterday afternoon on Holmes Field. The men who were chosen for the one mile team to race against the University Pennsylvania are as follows: M. Williams '06, E. J. Dives '06, L. Grilk '04 and B. L. Young, Jr., '07. Substitutes, T. B. Dorman '06 and M. G. Perkins '06. As a result of the trials for the two mile relay team, to run against Yale, the following men were selected: S. Curtis '05, D. W. Howes '04, J. H. Stone...
...Freshmen were made on individual plays toward the close of the first half, the first by Gowen, who passed the Yale forwards and scored on a long shoot. The second goal was made in the same way by Edgell a few minutes later, when the Yale forwards failed to follow back after being passed. McClintock scored for Yale about the middle of the second half...