Word: periodic
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...second consecutive year, and gaining permanent possession of the St. Nicholas Cup, and also possession, for one year, of the Stoddard and Ceballos cups. The game was the longest in the history of the association. Two full halves of 20 minutes each were played, then two additional periods of five minutes each; but not until after seven minutes of play in the third extra period did Harvard finally succeed in scoring the winning goal...
...score on a clever pass from Wilder. In the second half Souther shot a goal after two minutes of play: then with only one minute left to play Behr scored Yale's third goal. No more scoring was done until after seven minutes of play in the third extra period when Clothier made a clean shot into the net, winning the game...
Dean Hodges' Bible class will meet this evening from 7 to 7.30 o'clock in the Noble Room, Phillips Brooks House. The class did not meet during the mid-year period or in the early weeks of January, because of Dean Hodges' absence from Cambridge; last Tuesday therefore was the first meeting since the Christmas vacation...
...Room on "The Seats of the Government during the French Revolution." He stated that the object of his series of lectures was to give a view of the Reign of Terror in Paris not usually taken by historians, and to reconstruct the setting of the scenes of that terrible period. Professor Sumichrast described the places where the Assemblies and the Convention held their sittings--the Archiepiscopal palace, the old Riding School and the Tuileries--telling of the stirring events which took place in each: he also explained the workings and significance of the great political societies of the time...
...Walden '88 will give the introductory lecture of his series of five lectures on "Ancient Greek University Life," in Harvard 1 this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. His special topic will be, "Education in Greece before Alexander; the Macedonian period." Although these lectures are intended primarily for students and teachers, they will be open to the public. The remaining lectures will be given on the following Mondays: February 29; March 7; March 14; March...