Word: lighting
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...bearing on statements made by the Yale News in regard to the management of the freshman foot-ball games of the last three years. As the News in speaking of previous statements on the subject in an editorial column, cries out "Let us look at this statement in the light of facts," similar communications from the managers of the corresponding organizations at Yale would go far towards explaining the true inwardness of the charges made by the News...
Messrs. Goodwin and Cornell, the coaches for the Columbia crews, think that notwithstanding the candidates for the Columbia university are light, they will give Harvard a tough struggle next June...
...tied for second place, for which a silver medal was offered. These ties will be shot off at the next meeting. After the cup competition had been finished several other matches were shot, the scores running fairly high. The afternoon was fairly favorable for shooting, though the cloudy light made it difficult at times to see the clay pigeons...
...unpublished manuscript of Kant has been recently found in Russia and promises to be of great interest, as it throws light upon his home life and surroundings...
...wail goes up from Columbia over the disheartening showing made thus far by their university crew. Not only are all the candidates entirely new men in a university shell, but several of them have never rowed before. In addition the men are very light, avenging only 156 lbs. Professor Goodwin, their coach, thinks nevertheless, that they will give our crew a hard rub when the race comes in June. Not so the students. Their dismal foreboding are given in the following extract from one of the Columbia papers...