Word: publishes
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Acting upon these principles our athletic organizations have, after careful consideration, drawn up a set of rules, which shall regulate hereafter the constitution of our athletic teams. It had been planned to publish these rules next Monday. But we are very glad, in response to your letter, to make them known at once, and accordingly enclose herewith a copy of our plan of reform...
...have succeeded in adopting measures for purification, which would have been satisfactory to all. However, Yale did not see fit to do this; Harvard is nevertheless willing by her own example to set a pure standard which others can follow or not as they please. The rules which we publish have been adopted finally by the Athletic Committee and will be applied to all athletes at Harvard after the calendar year of 1893. irrespective of any regulations which other colleges may determine upon. We believe that our scheme will purify effectively all forms of athletics; at the same time...
...Zimmerman, the champion cyclist, will shortly publish a book on bicycling...
...Love Affair," and Catharine" are excellent. The last of these by G. C. Christian is the best thing in the number; it is a simple little love story, and every one can sympathize with the hero. It is very well written and makes us wish that the Advocate would publish more of the author's work...
...rather above the average. The best thing about the number is the fact that "Harry's Career" comes to its end. We congratulate the editors for getting through with it, and we sincerely hope for their good as well as our own that they will not undertake to publish anything more in the same style. The number opens with an article on steeple chasing in Ireland. It is good reading and the illustrations are decidedly above the Outing standard, One of the best articles of the number is "Track Athletics at Yale" by S. Scoville, Yale '93. It covers...