Word: lived
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...residence. It is not necessary that he intend to reside here permanently. The usual test of such intention is that he be in whole or in part self-supporting, though the mere intention to reside in Cambridge is sufficient. If the parents of a member of the University live outside the state, he is not excluded from registration if he has spent the summer also outside the state, provided he has lived in Cambridge the preceeding year with the intention of making it his home. It is not necessary that a man has paid his poll tax to register...
...unusually long contest. This is the last year that the freshmen will be isolated from the rest of the undergraduates. Their present dormitories on York street will be abandoned for the new system whereby the freshmen will have Berkeley Oval, in the dormitories surrounding which the juniors now live...
...which it broke even, and on returning to Cambridge dropped a game to Bates. At that time the bright prospects seemed to have taken a new turn. Reed's knee was hampering his work at short, the problem at third was unsolved, and the pitching staff had failed to live up to expectations. However, the Bates game was the turning point in the 1915 season...
...ruling of the inter-state commerce commission in regard to luggage carried to points outside of the state is of special interest to students in the University who live at a distance...
...Barker himself is a very live and interesting man. He has been connected with the theatre since he was 14 years old, and is thoroughly familiar with this type of play. He is a close friend of Professor Gilbert Murray, who translated the plays, and has been associated with him in producing them at the Court Theatre in London. His chief aim is to produce the plays just as Euripides would have done...