Word: nevertheless
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...second rebuttal speech for Harvard was delivered by Reed. He said that the affirmative held that however disastrous the effects of enforcing this law would be, the executive should nevertheless blindly enforce it, in order to increase respect for law. But it hardly seems that the enforcement of a law which produces disastrous results would increase respect for law. The fact is that it has been shown impossible to enforce this law. If the people of New York could be brought to respect and obey the law the case would be entirely different, but now if you try to enforce...
...annual strength test competition will begin this year somewhat later than usual. Men wishing to prepare for the tests have been advised to wait until the latter part of March in order that better results may be obtained. Although there is no officially recognized intercollegiate competition, nevertheless a report of the comparative standing of the universities will be made at the close of the season. The suggestion has also been made to award a suitable trophy to the holder of the highest record for the year...
...University hockey team won its second victory over the Boston Hockey Club yesterday afternoon by the score of 5 to 2. Only the poor condition of the ice prevented a close and interesting contest; but there were, nevertheless, frequent instances of excellent team and individual work on both sides. Although the Boston club played a very fast games, the University players proved to be more consistent and were able to win through swifter and more accurate passing. Goodridge and Fenwick, for the Boston team, and Winsor, Rumsey and Penhallow for Harvard, were very effective...
Manning at goal was especially efficient and made a great many creditable stops. Penhallow was not up to his standard in body checking but nevertheless took good care of his position. Of the forwards Winsor was the most successful, and on the whole played a strong, aggressive game. Lovering and Fosdick, who replaced him in the latter part of the second half, both played hard, but did not use the sides judiciously...
...consider for a moment the amount of risk incurred. Even if not unduly great, it is nevertheless more than in any other sport, because the strain is admittedly more severe, and this too when the men engaged are physically sound, and in good condition. Think for a moment of the risk to a man who is perhaps not in the best of condition, or who has perhaps some slight physical imperfection. This should not be allowed to happen you will say, and should not be considered. It has happened, however, more than once. It is a very difficult matter...