Word: knows
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...most heartily congratulate ourselves that no meeting of representatives of the Yale faculty and students has been found necessary to bring about a better understanding between them on this subject of 'professionalism.' Our faculty has maintained a consistent policy which has the full support of the students, and we know just where they stand today, and feel confident that they will not change their position in a night and spring some galling restriction on our athletics without a warning...
...Talking of the wonders of Phrenology," said the enthusiast, "There is L_, whose bumps were analyzed, and his character determined to be a suitable one for a cavalry officer. Well, sir, in a few months time only, that fellow was know fair and wide for his terrible charges. He had bought and was running the College Book Store...
...foot-ball game with the Yale eleven last fall had been to draw attention to the condition of the game and provoke discussion; and that the purpose proclaimed by the committee at the time had been only secondary to their real object. This report had so far as we know, not been denied up to the time of the appearance of our editorial...
...done if the students persist in neglecting to hand in their books, as the instructor is unable to arrange the seats as he would like or else must go to the trouble of writing out the names upon slips of paper and putting these upon the desks. We all know how disagreeable it is to come into an examination room late and then be obliged to spend five minutes in wandering round in a vain attempt to find a particular blue book, but it is certainly much more disagreeable for those who are already at work to be disturbed...
...therefore, we would respectfully urge, high time that some authoritative definition of the policy of the faculty be put before the students so that hereafter they may know what regulatious or changes to expect from the faculty, and may not again, as has once been the case, have this sense of justice and fair play outraged by the sudden adoption of any restriction by the faculty without fair notice. We would also certainly hope that as a result of this conference more cordial and less distrustful relations may be brought about between the faculty and the students. But this...