Word: particulars
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...libretto is very amusing, and abounds with hits on the follies of society in general and college society in particular, The music is taken partly from current light operas but is largely the composition of E. A. Bigelow the musical director. The acting was excellent and elicited continued applause from the large audience...
...umpires and referees in football contests shall be of the requisite age and character to insure a rigid enforcement of the rules of the game. For any misconduct which under the now existing rules would disqualify a player from further participation in a particular contest, the opposing team shall receive points, the number thereof to be determined hereafter by the Football Conference committee...
...grant such a request, and it is nothing short of downright selfishness in any man who day after day asks this favor. In case one preserves the notes in all his courses in one binder, it is very troublesome to lend his notes in any particular course; yet there are men in college who fairly live off their more industrious or faithful class mates in just this way. It is hoped that such will abandon the practice at once...
...action will be of unusual importance, as the future policy of the rowing club will be determined. The constitution and by-laws have been carefully thought out by the student committee and revised by the trustees, but they are still open to discussion, and should be considered in every particular before they are finally adopted. The officers for the coming year will also be elected. Aside from this, the meeting will give the first chance for the students to show in an active manner their appreciation of Mr. Weld's kindness. What Mr. Weld has most at heart...
...association." What the spectators expect is a genuine contest. If enough men cannot be found who will enter for love of the sport and a serious desire to win, the three meetings ought to be reduced to two. With two clubs formed for the special purpose of fostering particular branches of athletics represented at the winter meetings, we should think there ought to be interest enough in college to secure plenty of entries and first rate contests. In the absence of these there should be only genuine entries, and, if necessary, fewer events...