Word: getting
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...illustration of how college men get into politics, Mr. Low told his own experience in Brooklyn. He saw corruption in the registration laws and proceeded to urge the people to better them. He took an active interest in politics, and before long he was actively in politics--a field, he said, where college men could best serve their fellow...
...surfeited with lectures in Cambridge that a habit of indifference is begotten towards them, and pearls get cast before overfed creatures who take no notice of their preciousness. Some of the free lectures and courses given here should properly be reckoned by students among the privileges of a lifetime--but they are not. There ought, for example, to be two or three hundred more students at M. Rene Millet's lectures than appear there. The title of the course, and the analysis of its sub-divisions, sound, it is true, a little learned, and may have given the impression that...
...Johnson is president of the Subway Tavern Company. He was obtained for the meeting tonight by the College Graduates' Political Association an organization which is working in conjunction with the Political Club in trying to get college men who are going to live in New York, to enter politics. This association has also made it possible for the Political Club to get Hon. Seth Low, LL.D., exmayor of Greater New York, and formerly president of Columbia University, to speak at Harvard in the Fogg Lecture Room on Monday, February 27, on "A College Man's Influence in Politics...
...unreliable, often weakening the effect of the attack. When near the opponents' goal many chances to score are lost as the men fail to keep their positions and are very slow in shooting. The defense is erratic and does not work together, often allowing a single fast forward to get close to the goal...
...team, is steady at all times, and shows accuracy and speed in throwing to bases; while Ritter '08, is also a likely candidate for the catcher's position, although his throws lack accuracy. Davis' position at first base will be a hard one to fill. Bard '06, will probably get the preference, provided his batting improves; while Hammil '08, of Exeter, and Bissel '08, of St. Paul's School, Garden City, are both men of ability. Captain Wells '05, will again play second base; and for shortstop, Watt '07, and Zahniser '07, both of the freshman team, will have...