Word: metting
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...venture of the French Department in producing one of the greatest of French tragedies has met with a success which cannot fail to satisfy all concerned. It is impossible as yet to announce the financial results of the undertaking, but it is probable that expenses were cleared in spite of the high and unexpected custom-house duties on the costumes. The extra performance on Saturday afternoon, which was nearly as well attended as the others, helped to cover the extra expense...
...game was played under the most favorable weather conditions, although the slippery ground caused the Harvard backs to stumble at times. As compared with the '96 elevens which met on the same field, Pennsylvania had made a most noticeable advance in football. In the kicking department there was a great advance. She had a larger number of offensive plays, including a place drop kick, which was successful, and some fakes on "guards-back" formations, which gained several times. The one play used always for gains was the "guards-back" formation with its many variations. Her greatest improvement, however...
...managers of the Dartmouth, Williams and Amherst athletic teams met on Saturday at Dartmouth to draw up a new constitution for the triangular athletic league of New England...
After the practice the men took a special car form Boylston street and were met at the square at 4 o'clock by an enthusiastic crowd of students. W. Woodward '98, led the cheering, which was given with a will and prolonged until the car was out of sight. Every individual player and then the team was cheered...
Immediately after the general meeting the board of directors met and filled vacancies as follows: From the Graduate School, A. S. Cushman; from 1900, W. B. Cutting. In addition to these, the board of directors is composed of the president and secretary ex-officio, Professor Taussig, Professor Grandgent, and Dr. Mallory from the Faculty, W. Munro L. S., J. R. Crocker '98, and H. B. Hayden...