Word: keeping
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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University Hall will be open as usual; but Dean Briggs will not keep any office hours...
...question of degree only. It is in the last mile of a four mile time row, or race, that the harm, if harm there is, is most likely to occur. The mere getting "pumped" as in a short race is not harmful. It is during the struggle to keep on, to do one's utmost towards the end of a long race, and when weakened from previous effort, that harm may occur...
...most interesting piece of work in the last number of the Advocate is the editorial. It deals with the two duties which devolve upon every man of culture: first, to keep himself familiar with the events of the day; second, to be well-read in literature, past and present. In an unusually clear, unaffected and forceful way it emphasizes ideas that most undergraduates might well consider and adopt...
...people who take petty cases to court, as well as the judges who try the cases. The action of the play turns about the old Judge Dandin, who has become weak minded through a too close application to his profession. His son, Leandre, takes care of him, and to keep him from going to court arranges a trial at home, at which the house dog, who has stolen a capon, serves as culprit...
...Juniors won the class football championship yesterday afternoon by defeating the Sophomores 11 to 5. Both elevens played unusually well; but the Juniors were slightly stronger on the defensive and by means of several long end runs and steady line plunges were able to keep the ball in their opponents' territory most of the time. The Sophomores were completely outplayed during the first half, but toward the end of the game they improved greatly and by fierce rushes pushed the ball down the field for a touchdown. The best run of the game was made by Noyes who circled left...