Word: hampering
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...action of the faculty in this matter was clearly injudicious; for it will discourage a great many men who intended to take the course. It will not add any interest to the study; and it must certainly hamper the work of the new instructor...
...forensic work be not all crowded into the last week, but be distributed among several, as by this means far the best results can be obtained. Several of the excluded topics are such as any student can answer without a moments trouble, and therefore their exclusion will not hamper the exercise of his argumentative faculties. Such a question as, "Ought a University to attempt the moral guidance of its students?" is obviously too easy for consideration, while the question "Is Charity harmful?" is promptly and decidedly answered by those men who have contributed various sums towards getting a worthy engineer...
...Inter-collegiate Athletic Association. From the delegates from Lafayette it was ascertained that the faculty there generally consulted with the students in regard to such meters; the students decidedly opposed any such action as the indorsing of the resolutions. The Lehigh University men said that their faculty did not hamper the college athletic association, and it had not been their policy so to do; the students far from favored the resolutions. Princeton's faculty was said to approve the resolutions; the students were decidedly against the interference of the faculty with their athletic affairs. Stevens Institute said the faculty would...
...intentions. The only violent talk comes from a few men not on the eleven nor truly in sympathy with it. Mr. C. R. Saunders, '84, pointed out the essential difference between civil and faculty government in the simile brought up by he negative. The faculty were not trying to hamper legitimate athletics, but simply to do away with "legalized ruffianism" and put the game of football on a higher plane than at present. The game, with the proposed modifications in the rules, would be just as attractive to all, and much more gentlemanly. The vote on the arguments...