Word: proved
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...main recommendations. In providing for punishment by suspension or dismissal at the discretion of the Administrative Board or the Faculty, and further in very flagrant cases where the interests of the University or of the community require it, for the disclosure of the offender's name, it promises to prove a directly preventive cure for cheating. Furthermore, the provision that an instructor in any course where cheating has been attempted shall make an official statement before his class of the offense and the penalty without the name of the offender, and shall further inform them that both the offence...
...fact that the suggestion of giving colors to the cruiser was so enthusiastically received as to bring contributions to more than twice the total needed, is enough to prove that there is no indifference here, and all who heard the words of the President, of Colonel Higginson, and of Professor Shaler, will agree that in them we find expression of true Harvard opinion...
...last meeting of the executive committee of the Intercollegiate Athletic Association the case of Captain E. J. Brown of the University of California, was brought up. Being unable to prove his charges of professionalism in eastern colleges, Brown was suspended from the association for one year...
...compromise barge which was used yesterday for a short row before going out in the shell. The men at first were not quite at home in the new boat, as the rigging did not fit in some cases, but Mr. Lehmann feels confident that the shell will prove very satisfactory after some slight changes. The shell was built by Sims and Son, Putney, and is very light. Though somewhat strained by its long journey, it has been thoroughly repaired and is in perfect shape...
Experience in the past, in '61, as any veteran will bear witness, has shown that those who act with a definite and carefully considered purpose, and not on the impulse of a moment, prove the most useful recruits. And what, in this instance, should be the purpose in the mind of the undergraduate? The senible course is to consider the crisis coolly with the aim of deciding in what way he can serve his country best. If he thinks that the path of his duty lies in immediate enlistment, then no one can criticise him in his choice...