Word: goings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...organizations are requested to send in a list of their planned open meetings at once for ratification by the Council. No entries shall be made in the card catalogue at the Union except by the committee, and all applications to be ratified must go to the chairman of the committee...
...went on to say that Yale until recently had been the home of disorganized athletics, but that the new system aimed to put an end to the internal difficulties. "We want more men to go out," he said in conclusion. "We want scrub teams. We want to make athletics the real centre of undergraduate enthusiasm. There is a feeling outside of Yale that athletics have been over-emphasized at New Haven. They may have been in some major sports, but I think, as a whole, they have not been emphasized enough...
That Hughes advocates in the University are urging "every subject on earth" but the question of a high protective tariff might well go back to 1896, and the good old days of high tariff and low. If Mr. Lazarus seriously believes that the "sole visible and apparently eternal" question of a high tariff is the only one with which the community is concerned in the present campaign, then it were far better for him to take up his political primer, his newspaper or his train of common sense, and learn what confronts the country. Let us hope that there...
...will race University B at 4:15; Thayer 1 will race Eliot 1 at 4.25, and University C will race University D at 4.35. To bring the Filley Cup to the Eliot Club their first crew must win today with open water between the shells, otherwise the cup will go to Thayer. Individual cups will be given to the winning crew. The races today will end the fall rowing season except for the comp and wherry races Wednesday, and a short season for two Freshman and two University crews. The crews will row over the 1. 7-8 mile course...
...both offensive and defensive work, while at the same time the coaches corrected the faults of individuals. There were no opportunities for long runs or spectacular plays, but two or three pretty forward passes were successfully completed. Though the work was light, the men were kept on the go all the time and not allowed to slow up during the time of the practice...