Word: keeps
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Wrightington, north entrance, balcony. Special care must be taken to get the right seats in the balcony, as there are seven sections, A, B, C, D, etc., each having the same numbers. Since the course is so large, the monitors have found it necessary to require each man to keep strictly to the seat assigned to him, if he wishes not to be marked absent...
...Cuba to independence is for the political interest of the U. S.- (a) It will secure for the U. S. an ascendancy in Cuba.- (b) This ascendancy is most desirable,- (1) To keep Cuba from Great Britain.- (x) It would complete a formidable chain of British possessions around our eastern coast.- (2) For the strategic value of Cuba to the U. S.- (x) A valuable outpost of defence.- (1) It has many excellent harbors.- (2) Our coast opposit has very few.- (x) Cuba commands many important lines of trade.- (1) Gulf of Mexico.- (2) Entire commerce passing through the Nicaragua...
...graduate who made any effort to keep in touch with the college life could be guilty of such a misrepresentation, but the fact that any of them could have so false a conception shows how misleading are the reports of college life that find their way into the outside world. A man needs to be upon the spot to realize how large a number of men are daily in active training throughout the year, for every one whose name is carried from one end of the country to the other in the sporting columns of the newspapers. We believe that...
Cabot was hurt early in the practice, Newell taking his place. In many ways Newell has shown himself better than Cabot in the recent playing. Cabot has done too much loafing lately and needs to wake up if he intends to keep his place...
...positions on the sophomore eleven will be filled in the class series can now be formed. For left end Curtis and Emmons are both playing well, and the chances between them are about even. Captain Rice is now playing at left tackle and will probably keep that position. Burrage is a certainlty for left guard. Marvin makes a very good centre, although he is rather green. Graydon is not very satisfactory at right guard, and will probably give way to Hennen or Hoague, one of whom will probably come from the 'varsity; or Bouve may be persuaded to come...