Word: half
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...same as made last year. Not-with-standing the low score, the ball was in Bowdoin's territory the greater part of the game, and twice the University team should have scored. Harvard had the advantage throughout the game and outplayed their opponents, particularly in the first half...
Browne at quarterback did good work and handled the ball well, especially on the forward passes. Cutler, who took his place in the last half, ran the team in good shape and helped the runners. Smith at halfback, although slow and uncertain, was a good ground gainer and kept his feet. White and Sprague both showed up well in the second half, particularly the latter, whose punt over the heads of the Bowdoin backs was a feature of the game...
When the second half opened, Cutler had been substituted for Browne at quarterback. Burr kicked off over the goal line, and Newman kicked out from the 20-yard line to Graydon on the 45-yard line. Smith went through left guard on a fake kick to the 25-yard line and Harvard made six yards more by bucking. Newman was put out of the game for rough work, Jackson taking his place, and Harvard was given one half the distance to the goal line. Smith went over the line in two plays for the only touchdown. McKay failed to kick...
...operation with Harvard University, again offers free courses of lectures corresponding closely in subject matter, methods of instruction, examinations and scale of marking, with those given at Harvard College. The lectures will be given in the buildings of the Harvard Medical School, at 8 P.M. There will be a half-course in English Literature and Composition, by Mr. Charles T. Copeland, on Tuesdays; a half-course in the History of Ancient Philosophy, by Professor George H. Palmer, on Wednesdays and Fridays during the first half-year; a half-course in General Problems of Philosophy, by Professor Josiah Royce, on Wednesdays...
...doing less than full work is required to present at the Bursar's Office, at the beginning of the academic year, a certificate from the Dean stating the course he is taking; and he is not permitted to attend courses not included in the certificate. The fee for a half-course alone is thirty dollars; for a whole course, forty-five dollars; for two half-courses, fifty dollars; for a whole course and a half-course, seventy dollars; and for three half-courses seventy-five dollars...