Word: paid
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...fall's Freshman football team over a half are on probation. Several of its number have further distinguished themselves by getting more E's than D's and no C's. These men undoubtedly are as disgusted with their records as we are. In a certain sense they have paid for what must have been deliberate loafing, and do not need to be reminded of these facts. Nevertheless, as year after year comes by and the same irresponsible conduct shows itself, it becomes more and more evident that it takes more than ordinary advice to keep such men at their...
...only recognition of the one hundredth anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens, with whose amiable characters nearly all of us are familiar. In New York a committee of which T. Roosevelt '80 is chairman, last night gave a banquet at which the best known writers of the country paid tribute to the author of "Pickwick". This evening the same committee will organize a mass meeting where Dr. Van Dyke, H. W. Mabie, and William Watson, of London, will speak. Were it not for Professor Copeland, it is doubtful if any of us would take an interest in Dickens today...
...Keith's Theatre next week. Ann Crewe, late of "Over Night", will have the principal role, and the other members of the cast will be Walter Andruss, late of "The Witching Hour" and "Paid in Full", Agnes Hernden, who has starred in several of Lillian Russell's former successes, and Belle Caffney, until recently a member of the original company of "Alias-Jimmy Valentine...
...Samuel W. McCall paid a deep tribute to the manner in which Colonel Higginson served his fellow men; he enlisted for life in the public service with no thought for himself but with simple devotion and consecration to those causes which his clear vision knew to be right. Always alert to the progressive movements about him, he early allied himself with the Anti-Slavery cause. In this field his work is scarcely second to that of William Lloyd Garrison and Wendell Phillips. When the war came he volunteered his life and sword for the cause he loved, serving with distinction...
Dean Briggs warned the undergraduates against over-confidence, and said that the University as a whole, as well as the members of the team, would be a great deal better off if they paid more attention to their present work and less to Yale in the week preceding the big game...