Word: interred
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...article in Monday's Advertiser on the relations of the inter-collegiate conference was evidently written either by a student or some one who knows them well. The short editorial in the same issue gives the impression that it was written by one who knows and cares nothing about the matter...
...vote on the question of retaining the tug-of-war in the list of sports, at the Inter-collegiate Athletic Convention last week, stood only six to five in favor of such action. If not entirely satisfactory, this vote is encouraging, as showing that perhaps it will not be long before a majority of the colleges are brought to see the undesirability of retaining this event in the inter-collegiate programme...
...last Saturday's meeting of the Inter-collegiate Athletic Association in New York, the new athlete regulations were vigorously discussed by representatives of nearly all the colleges present. The general drift of opinion was nearly unanimously opposed to the new move, and the expression of such opinion was explicit and emphatic enough...
...faculty would ascertain the feeling of the students before taking action; the students were strongly opposed to them. The young gentlemen from the College of the City of New York said that their college, as far as its students were concerned, would fully accept the action of the 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...
...annual meeting of the Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association was held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York, on Saturday, George E. Lowell, '83, the president, in the chair, B. W. Macintosh, of Lafayette acting as secretary. Eleven colleges, Harvard, Yale. Princeton, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Amherst, Cornell, Lafayette, Legigh, College of the city of New York, and Stephens were represented. Brown was dropped from the list of members, because it has failed to be represented by any competitors at the meets of the last three years. Union college was re-admitted to membership. A programme was arranged for the meeting...