Word: fourthly
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...baseball team has the best outlook. All of last year's nine, which came so near beating Yale, are back in college with one exception, McMillan the right fielder. Dana '91, will be the captain again and will play first base for the fourth consecutive year. Young and Brokaw will compose the battery; this will be their third year in the points. Second base will be covered by Durell who has played in that position for five years. Watts and Knickerbocker will make up the infield, and for the out field Payne and Woodcock are both excellent men. Thus...
...time was 7 4-5 seconds. Moen ran beautifully, but was too heavily handicapped to do more than get into the final heat. A. Blake '91 won the 1,000 yards run with a handicap of 35 yards in 2 m. 23 2-5 sec.; Lowell came in fourth, being prevented from doing better by the dense mass of men in front. This race was to have been, and should have been, run in two heats. E. S. Mullins '93 won the novice quarter in 56 4-5 sec., with S. Wells '91 second and J. Corbin '92 third. Harvard...
...form to deliver his verses in honor of the god. Next he discusses the "positive testimony against the existence of a stage furnished by Aristophanes," under five argumentative heads. "First, the argument from mingling of chorus and actors; second, from the close of the plays; third, from impossible situations; fourth, from the over-crowded 'stage,' and last, from the argument from probability." Under these five heads Professor White has collected all the passages which bear upon each particular argument and with great skill has arranged them to speak for themselves. The conclusions which he then draws are, in the light...
Following is an abstract of Mr. Gilman's fourth lecture on Scale in the course on the Psychology of Music, given in Sever 11 last evening...
...twenty-fourth annual dinner of the New England Association of Williams Alumni, President Carter of Williams College made a number of interesting remarks on the proposed shortening of the course at Harvard. He said that "in the great material expansion that has marked our country for a century, there has been a great increase in the number of college men going into business, certainly in the last year as many as 25 per cent." In the great increase in the number of students the proportion going into the learned professions has declined. "The superficial examinations which I have been able...