Word: hand
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...necessary for a man to confine himself monotonously to fish and eggs in order to keep down his cating expenses. For $5.50 a week as large an assortment of meat may be had during the week as under the old plan. On the other hand, he who is content with the fish and egg menu may eat for less than...
...great prominence and popularity, men whose forethought and ability have made them leaders in the affairs of nations. Last year we were especially fortunate in this respect-for fortune plays a large part in the securing of men with world-wide reputations. Tonight such an opportunity is at hand in the addresses by Mr. Choate and General Porter, who are to speak on the Hague Conference. Both speakers are authorities on their subject and should throw new light upon a topic far too little understood...
...manager of the University team, outlined the season's plans. Practice will begin as soon as the hand-ball courts are clear of snow and will continue daily at 4 o'clock in two squads: the first containing experienced players and the second the new candidates, both for the Freshman and University teams. The class games will be held as soon as Soldiers Field is available for play. The second team will be more carefully organized than in previous years and will play several outside games. In the Easter vacation the University team will go on a southern trip...
...first trails for the Freshman debatting team to debate against Yale on April 10 will be held in Upper Dane tonight at 7.30 o'clock. All men who wish to try for the team are requested to hand in their names at Stoughton 30 before noon. The list of speakers will be posted at 12.30 o'clock in Gore Hall. Those not posted will speak after the others...
...year ago one of the ablest men who ever had a hand in our athletic control was dropped from the Committee in order to comply with the new recommendations. The three Deans, it was believed, would be relieved of much of the responsibility by the intended appointment of a general athletic manager. Until very recently no such manager was appointed, and the time of three very busy men was accordingly heavily taxed. At first the Deans did not altogether understand the work, but now they are in touch with the conditions and are proving most efficient members of the committee...