Word: print
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...year there goes into effect a new set of rules to govern athletics at Harvard. They are identical with those adopted by Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania for their annual football contest. As there is a great deal of misunderstanding with regard to them, it seems advisable to print them together with an interpretation or two. There are three rules that have an important effect on our athletics. They are as follows...
...print below the latest proposition made by Yale in connection with the present question of the purification of athletics, together with Harvard's answer. The correspondence speaks for itself and needs no further comment here...
...from the Writings of the Right Reverend Phillips Brooks, Bishop of Massachusetts." It consists of extracts from the sermons of the late Bishop Brooks, a few of the appropriate sentences very prettily illustrated by full page pictures. There is also an excellent picture of Trinity church. The paper and print are both good, and on almost every page are tasteful marginal illustrations, making the little volume very attractive, although not over well bound. The book is well worth having, especially to Harvard men who would be glad to know many of the wise and good things said in the sermons...
...Harvard letter to Yale there was a slight omission in one sentence which has since been rectified. In order that there may be no misunderstanding, we print the sentence in its original form and as corrected. The original sentence was as follows...
...print, without comment at present on the great question of which this is but a part, the correspondence between the captains of the Yale and Harvard crews. By this it will be seen that Yale proposes that the members of the two crews of this year shall be confined to the undergraduate department, with the same additional specifications that characterize the new rule in its application to intercollegiate foot ball. The action taken in this matter by Harvard is certainly a just and reasonable one which will meet the approval and support of every Harvard man, and one which, without...