Word: incidentally
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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A number of members of the recently organized University Athletic Club of New York, who are unable to attend the Harvard-Yale game here on the 23rd, have hit upon a novel means of following the course of the game without seeing it. They are going to have a long...
"A Dance on the Susquehanna," by W. D. Howe is a pretty good sketch, especially when one takes into account the fact that almost all the plot is implied rather than expressed. The three most important events of the incident are told, very briefly, yet quite vividly, and there are...
The early editors of the Advocate would probably have been much surprised if, on the day when the first number of volume I was put on sale they had been told that twenty-six years later the sixth number of volume III would be composed of two pages of editorial...
To come to a brief but more specific criticism of the last number, - of the editorial the one on the "Umpire Question," deserves especial notice, for its thoroughly sane and sportsmanlike attitude. The prophecy indulged in the "Topic of the Day" proved to be exceedingly, well judged. Mr. Stearn's...
But the blame does not rest entirely on the freshmen. The men who took it upon themselves forcibly to prevent the entrance of the procession into the Hall are quite as much to blame. If these men had been content not to interfere in what was not their business, and...