Word: looks
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...good effect. The receipts for the boxes at the promenade concert were so great that it has been decided to refund the money on tickets bought by Freshmen, who will thus be debarred from attendance at the concert. Hitherto they have been allowed to sit in the gallery and look on and to take part in the supper, where their presence has always caused confusion. Further, they have been expected to buy at least three tickets each and have so been tempted to sell those they could not use to outsiders. It is probable that after this year Freshmen will...
...delegates present were: A. Maffitt and Vance C. McCormick, of Yale; George C. Fraser, J. McN. Thompson and Philip King, of Princeton; A. Thorndike and W. Gordon, of Wesleyan; John C. Bell, of the Advisory Board; Mr. Thornton and the newly elected captain of the eleven were present to look after the interests of the University of Pennsylvania...
With the reign of Elizabeth there came a time of sound government when men had leisure to look around them. England was then taking an active part in the affairs of the world. The reformation was bringing before men's minds new and glorious thoughts of freedom. Above all, America was being explored and settled. It was a new country. People felt that antiquity had not exhausted everything, but that here were new fields for investigation opened to them. It was a time of great and general animation such as was very favorable to poetry...
...Lyman Abbott conducted Vesper service in Appleton Chapel yesterday afternoon. He look for the theme of his remarks the relation of man to God and man to man. The Bible shows plainly the relation of the human being to the Creator and in showing this is reveals the ideal attitude of man to man. In the beginning man was formed in the image of God, and being thus formed, was given a nature which had godly attributes...
...duties of a manager of a college team have increased so much during the last few years that the time is not far distant when it will be expedient, if not necessary, for the larger colleges at least, to have a man of experience and mature judgment to look out for the interests of the athletic teams. His duties might include the entire management of the team or only that part which pertained to financial maters. Which of these two courses would be the wiser to pursue, each college would have to decide for itself, but it is very clear...