Word: mannered
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...periodicals have lately been started by the students. One, a small weekly paper called "The Examiner", devoted to the criticism in a satirical vein of all manner of undergraduate evils, has already appeared. The other, which is still in preparation, is to be of a humorous character, like the Yale Record and the Lampoon. Another publication of interest to Pennsylvania men is the volume of "Pennsylvania Stories" lately issued, written by Arthur Hobson Quinn '94, who is now an instructor in the college. These stories treat of life at the University of Pennsylvania, after the manner of similar volumes...
...dressing room will be fitted up in the most complete manner and will be one of the best college plants in the world for teaching the principles of ore dressing. Since the room is designed especially for teaching and not as a typical mill or commercial sampling works, the machines will be made as few and small as possible. The machinery of the laboratory will be operated by means of three motors and will be divided between the sampling, concentration, and stamping departments...
...city council, requesting the mayor to petition the legislature for the passage of an act authorizing the state to tax certain real estate owned by the College and situated in Cambridge, and providing that the sums so received shall be paid to the city of Cambridge. In this manner the city government hopes to begin an agitation of the question that will soon result in distinct issues...
Harvard will send a series of photographs to the Paris exposition which will represent the football, baseball, rowing, tennis and track athletics in the University. The pictures selected are those which most clearly indicate the position of athletics on the field, the general proportions of the athletic grounds, the manner in which they are laid out, and the amount of interest which is taken in them...
Other parts of the fund have been divided in the following manner, but the rules relating to them have not been finally formulated...