Word: parted
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Crane has made in the coaching system this year few will be more generally appreciated than the postponement of secret practice until a short time before the Yale game. We realize that there are plenty of opportunities for the right kind of strategy in football, but that the major part of the season should be devoted to work under cover seems neither necessary nor advisable...
...largest part of his time was spent in Germany in visiting the important industrial plants there, among others the Krupp works at Essen which make use of gas engines of the largest size in the manufacture of pig iron and steel. He found that the development of the gas engine had proceeded farther in this country than in any other. Professor Marks made a careful study of the equipment and systems of instruction at the technical high school of Charlottenberg, Germany. This school, which is a part of the University of Berlin, is the largest and best equipped in existence...
Extensive repairs and additions have been made since that time, but only those repairs in the main part of the building are completed. A gymnasium is being built under the enlarged ell which extends towards the Boston Public Library. In this ell has been built an assembly hall with a seating capacity of 600. The main part of the building has been considerably changed, although the biological and chemical laboratories have not been altered...
Three separate series of Bible classes will again be conducted, similar to those of last year. The first series will begin the latter part of October, and will be conducted by Dr. E. S. Drown, Professor of Systematic Divinity at the Episcopal Theological School; the second in January will be in charge of Rev. H. van Allen, rector of the Church of the Advent, Boston; and the third in March will be in charge of Dr. H. S. Nash, Professor of New Testament in the Theological School...
...HAVEN, CONN., Oct. 2, 1907.--In a game with frequent end runs, forward passes, punts, and open plays, the university team defeated Wesleyan by a score of 25 to 0. Good team work on the part of Yale was marred by frequent fumbling. In the first half Yale made two touchdowns and two goals, while Wesleyan came within 25 yards of the goal-line but lost the ball on a blocked forward pass...