Word: obviously
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...attempt at a general revision of the tariff is not political at this time (a) It would not accomplish the object sought for. - (b) It would not make the principle involved any more obvious. - (c) It would invite the opposition of every interest depending upon the favors of the present tariff. - (d) Tariff reformers should attempt only what they can reasonably expect to accomplish, and - (e) No extreme measure can pass the Republican Senate...
...college. In this note, the attention of the parents is directed to the fact that the rule of "continuous residence in Cambridge during term-time" is obligatory on all men - except where "special allowance is made for students whose homes are far from Cambridge." It must be obvious to every thinking man that while the Faculty rightfully lays stress upon this disciplinary rule, upon the observance of which the very existence of many of the courses depend, - its action is characterized by all due leniency to Western and Southern men, to whom the addition two or three days...
...subject of changing the class song. Ninety-two will have the chance of making several class day reforms; but no one of them seems more sound and sensible than that which our correspondent proposes. The defects of the old custom and the arguments for the new are so obvious as to need no word from us other than to call attention again to the points which our correspondent has so strongly set forth. Of course the need of a chorister still remains unchanged, for his services would still be required both in Sanders Theatre and at the Tree...
Will you permit me to call the attention of your readers to Mr. Herne's play, "Margaret Fleming," which is given this week at Chickering Hall. With obvious faults, this notably interesting effort to make the drama a true and significant picture of life deserves the support of whoever seriously cares about the stage...
Again, to the arrangement that, in any case, a fifth game be played with Yale at Springfield, the objection would seem obvious. If the championship has already been decided, a fifth game is entirely without interest; and the proposition, moreover, to play it at Springfield where the grounds were found to be wretched is fully as ill-considered. Of course, in case of a tie, a fifth game will be arranged; but we hope it will be on suitable grounds...