Word: outlook
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...large seems conclusive for the success of the year. But often a serious talk with those who are in positions to know the real condition of things, one cannot help feeling quite different. In fact the impression is almost diametrically opposite from the former. In some respects the outlook is quite discouraging. Several of the best men will not be able to row at all if we can judge from the present outlook, and there are fears that some of the men from last year's freshman crew will not be able...
...nine begin training in the cage today. This announcement possesses more than usual interest this year because of the prospect that we shall again have games with both Princeton and Yale. With these two strong opponents to meet we must all have a lively interest in the base ball outlook. All the work of developing a team which will represent Harvard with credit in the struggle will be followed this year with keen appreciation and quickened sympathy. At the meeting called by the 'varsity captain last night of all new candidates for the nine only about thirty-five men presented...
...sophomore crew began its regular work yesterday and quite a large number of men gave their names to Captain Loring as candidates. The outlook cannot be said to be particularly bright for some of the best of last year's freshman crew, - Bond, Blake, Williams, Saltonstall - are training with the 'varsity, although of course some of these will probably come back to their class crew before May. Waters will not row and Fay has left college. Strict training will begin today and the work will consist, as usual, of pulley-weights, dumb-bells, rowing with the weights, and a short...
...good proportionally every other way. It is not expected that a crew of 170 pound men can be selected, but it ought to be expected of a class so large as this that it could get a crew that would average more than 150 pounds, as is the present outlook. Several of the men who weigh well do not show much ability to row well. They are slow and very awkward - some of them, and must give their places to lighter and better men, unless they show greater improvement. Some of the men are doing very well, and show that...
...Herford, owing to illness in his family, was unable to speak before the Harvard Religious Union last evening. Luckily Professor Royce was able at the last moment to read an article by himself on the "Outlook in Ethics," which appeared in the last number of the International Journal of Ethics...