Word: parted
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Football practice, which was rather light last week, has been for the most part secret and devoted to developing the defensive play. To this end scrimmages have been played almost every day with the scrub, but the defence still leaves much to be desired. For the final training for the Princeton and Harvard games evening signal practice on the floor of the Gymnasium has been added to the regular work of the squad...
...Smith, the well known artist, and an instructor in free hand drawing in the Architectural department, is exhibiting a number of paintings in the northeast room of Robinson Hall. The exhibition will be open from 2 to 5 o'clock daily until November 25. The most interesting part of the collection is the set of Egyptian pictures, painted by Mr. Smith last winter, which consists of eight large paintings and ten smaller ones, depicting various Egyptian antiquities. In the collection there are also several other of Mr. Smith's paintings made by him in Italy. On Friday, November...
...latter part of the lecture will be illustrated by stereopticon views of India...
...kickoff 44 yards. Possibly the best run was made by Wendell, who received the opening kick-off of the second half and, aided by good interference, ran down the field for a touchdown. Lockwood played an excellent game at fullback. Star and Guild were out, but did not take part in the scrimmage. T. G. Meier 2nd, '04 played for a part of the scrimmage on the second team...
...Poel will discuss the present state of the controversy in England as to the methods of producing Shakespere, and will show from consideration of the dramatic construction of the plays how unstinted they are for representation on the modern stage. As a part of this he will treat the revivals of the Elizabethan plays by the Elizabethan Stage Society. though the lecture will be given primarily for the students of English 14 at Harvard and Radcliffe, it will be open to the public...