Word: reached
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...will escape from the depression of the Weeks boom into atmosphere charged with other enthusiasms. The members of the Chicago Club will find themselves in a water-tight Sherman compartment; Pennsylvania will find Penrose and Brumbaugh (both Harvard men, by the way) contending for laical honors; some may even reach the headwaters of the Missouri where Borah thunders or the Mississippi valley where Hadley,--the matinee idol of the last convention,--holds his afternoon performances. Here is an opportunity to keep one's ears open and come back charged with Forum material...
...public, or a portion of it, finds it hard to rid itself of an idea once firmly imbedded. In spite of a rain of facts to the contrary, some persons still believe that our endowed universities are out of the reach of any but men of wealth. The writer of a letter to the Transcript, and the author of a tirade against the University, called "The Educational Octopus," makes the accusation that the "intellectuals of Harvard mistakenly believe that the son of the laboring man should not be allowed to aspire to equality, professionally or otherwise, with the young...
Before entering the tournament, every one must satisfy the boxing instructor of his ability to perform with some degree of proficiency. The price of boxing lessons will probably be reduced, so as to put the instruction within the reach of all, who wish to enter the tournaments. Furthermore a physical examination of each contestant will be made before he enters the ring...
...Jean Jacques Bertschmann, of New York. N. Y.; Francis Barlow Bradley of Convent, N. J.; Charles James Coulter, Tuxedo Park, N. Y.; Eustace Lee Florance, of Dorchester;; Gustav Leon Harris, of St. Louis, Mo.; William Christian Heppen-heimer, of Jersey City, N. J.; Edwin Earle Lucas (captain); of Sound Reach, Conn.; William John Margreve, of Cambridge; Edward Richardson Mitton, of Brookline; John Sherman Hyers, of Cambridge; Howard Pratt Perry (manager), of Newton Centre; Jerome Preston, of Lexington; William Schuyler Thurber, of Milton; Ralph O'Neal West, of Newton Centre; Charles Frederick Zukoski, of Ferguson...
There will probably be a reduction in the price of boxing lessons, so as to put the instruction within the reach of all who wish to enter the tournaments. If a man can satisfy the boxing instructor that he is capable of performing with some degree of efficiency, he will not have to take lessons before entering. Furthermore, a physical examination of each candidate will be made before he enters the ring...