Word: objectionable
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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As to the second objection it must be admitted that no game on neutral grounds will draw quite as many college men as a game on home grounds. A few figures on this point, however, may go to show that, as far as can be judged by precedent, such a...
In yesterday's Harvard Crimson there appeared an account of what took place at the conference between the representatives of Yale and Harvard, which was held at Springfield on Monday. While the facts as published are true, the article, as a whole, is is apt to be misleading as to...
The first objection which must arise in one's mind to a Board of Overseers constituted solely of New England men is that it renders the government of the University essentially provincial in its character. And this must sooner or later react upon the University itself, as indeed it has...
Wyllys Terry, the old Yale foot ball player, who was present, objected to this and said that he thought Brooklyn residents should not be classed as resident members. The objection was put to motion and lost. The resident membership will be limited to 1,000. Graduates of West Point and...
The announcement is made in another column that the college tennis tournament this spring will be handicap instead of "scratch," as usual. Slight objection has been raised, we understand, in some quarters against the new method. The benefits, however, of offering a strong inducement for men to enter led the...