Word: properly
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...back that same night; second, that on account of lack of previous notice, the above rule be suspended for the year to such extent as shall seem wise to the Committee. These two motions were discussed and laid on the table. It was moved, also, and voted, that the proper representatives of the fencing team, of the basketball team, and of the hockey team be given a chance to express their views on these motions at the next meeting of the Committee...
...speaking, on the whole, was as good as is usually heard in such trials, but a number of the men erred in reading quotations without showing their proper significance...
While the work of the clubs has greatly improved, still further Congress is almost entirely prevented by the desultory attendance at rehearsals. The material available is very fair in all the chitbs; and if a proper interest were taken in the work, the concerts might be expected to prove successful...
...been the policy of the Committee this year to co-operate with the treasurer in making the income of the Union pay its expenses, so far as possible without curtailing any of the proper privileges of the club. Expenses for luxuries have been avoided so far as possible in view of the heavy extra expense caused by the high price of fuel, the increase in taxation, and the rent charged by the Corporation. For this reason the entertainments have been made as simple and inexpensive as possible, the free telephone, which was used to excess by the members, has been...
Several men from the Freshman eleven who played on the University squad during part of the season showed good ability, and with proper development should make strong players. Of the men on the Freshman team, J. M. Montgomery, Jr., and E. G. Bartels, ends; F. A. Carrick and J. Parkinson, Jr., linemen; and J. D. Nicholas, and F. H. Nesmith, halfback, seem to be the most capable...