Word: likes
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...from Mr. Osborne. It is particularly desirable that College students interested in charities should give their attention to work of this kind which concerns the making of permanently useful citizens out of apparently unpromising characters. The fact that the boys of the Republic carry on their government and politics like larger citizens should appeal especially strongly. On Saturday one of the citizens of the Republic will also speak...
...given at Steinert Hall every af- ternoon and evening of next week? This is the first time, in this country, that the general public have been given a chance to see what one of the chief forms of the English drama in the fifteenth century was like. Nor is the opportunity likely to recur for a long time. The play selected shows better than any other extant the development of tragedy in the moral play, and is powerful and moving. For over a year, the Elizabethan Stage Society, members of which will produce "Everyman" in Boston, have been successfully giving...
...until the ball was eventually forced behind the goalposts. Even then victory was not assured; but a moment or two later, several long runs resulted in the final touchdown of the game and wrested a hard-won, though not very creditable, victory from what a minute before had seemed like unavoidable defeat...
...large cellar which was absolutely closed. The explosive blast which followed the ignition of gases by lightning killed every one where there was open circulation of air, while the men in the cellar escaped entirely unhurt. From these and similar cases, Dr. Jaggar concludes that closed tomb-like places built of masonry present the safest refuge...
...Harvard Freshmen, Andover won, 5-0. In comparing these games, it is noticeable that in the second half of the last Yale game, Andover was clearly outplayed, and proved unable to resist Yale's aggressive attack; While at no time was Harvard able even to threaten the Andover goal. Like the Harvard team, Yale was weak on the defense, and allowed long gains around her ends...