Word: forgotten
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...coziness of the college balls at Oxford and Cambridge was a thing that could not be found in either the Scotch universities or these of America. A dinner at the high at any of the large colleges of Oxford or Cambridge was an experience not soon to be forgotten. At the beginning of the meal the Latin grace is said by the senior officer at the high table. in some instances it is read in alternate vetses. The body of students on the floor of the ball generally finish their dinner before the masters do, and leave the hall...
...sides. But above all we thank President Eliot for his speech, which, since he so seldom speaks on athletic matters, was a great part of the celebration. Those other Professors who spoke will also always be remembered when last evening is spoken of. The evening never will be forgotten by those now in college, and may it represent only the beginning of as long a line of victories which Harvard shall win from Yale, as that which Yale has won of late years from Harvard...
Harvard's Work in the First Half.The game was really won in the first half. The magnificent work of Harvard's lighter rush line, with the wind against them, holding the Yale giants at bay for three-quarters of an hour, will never be forgotten by football enthusiasts. It was not done by brilliant work; it was simply hard, steady, honest football playing that balked every bull rush of the Yale center, broke up the Yale interference, and prevented the wearers of the blue from gaining by their favorite round the end play. Another feature of this first half must...
...taken to their home. Susanna is a pretty girl, utterly wanting the sturdy, unselfish character of Anna Maria, yet with whom Klaus falls hopelessly in love. The strong heart of Anna is doubly hurt when she finds that her old lover whom she now had determined to accept, has forgotten her and also loves Susanna. Klaus is unable to make as great a sacrifice for his sister as she made for him. So Anna lives a few sad years-but later on come bright ones when she is finally married to the man she has always loved. The story...
...practice last night was very loose. Some of the men were evidently possessed with a greater desire to kill each other than to play foot ball. Everybody fumbled the ball badly, and the rushers seemed to have forgotten all they ever knew about the game. Captain Bowman has been trying the candidates in different positions; he has decided nothing yet as to the probable make-up of the team. Most of the candidates have had some experience, but they need a great deal of hard work before they will play in anything like good form...