Word: matters
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Society, are all entirely in favor of the incorporation of the Co-operative under the scheme proposed by the existing Committee, I beg of you the favor of space for the presentation of some alternative views, unfortunately necessarily somewhat lengthy, from the character of the involved subject-matter, and the nature of the situation up to the present time...
...been issued. A number of excellent cuts make the magazine attractive, and at times lend to the articles and interest which of themselves they might not command. "The Engineering Camp at Squam Lake," by H. H. Fox '00, appeals to one more strongly through its illustrations than its reading matter. The articles on "The Armature Drop and Regulation of Alternators," by Assistant Professor Adams, and on "Wind Stresses in Railway Bridges," by Assistant Professor Johnson, are too technical to be quite appreciated by the reader not scientifically well versed, though doubtless to one familiar with the subjects dealt with they...
...Harvard eleven was as discouraging as could well be imagined. The team and the University have had a tendency of late to feel that, because Harvard has managed to win all its games so far, a successful ending of the season will assuredly be reached. As a matter of fact, however, the team has not yet encountered a first-class opponent such as will be met at New Haven a week from Saturday. There are only five or six more practices which can be used to full extent in developing the team, and in that exceedingly short time the innumerable...
...double exchange of punts between Kernan and Bennett, which gave Harvard the ball 32 yards from Pennsylvania's goal. Short gains by Shea were followed by a 17 yard run around left end by Putnam. With the ball on the 12 yard line, it should have been a simple matter to score, but on the next play Pennsylvania was given the ball for holding. Harvard received the punt at the 43 yard line and again started for the goal. A 13 yard run by Kernan, 7 yards by Putnam and short advances on formation plays brought the ball...
...being a well-contested game, it was a foregone conclusion, after Harvard's first touchdown, that time only could determine the size of the score. The Indians played hard, but failed to make as strong a fight as they were capable of, and it was simply a matter of superior weight and perhaps a little more skill, for Harvard continually to penetrate the line or circle the ends for good gains. On the other hand, Carlisle was not greatly outplayed; when their team had the ball, advances as substantial as any made against Harvard this season were certain, but fumbles...