Word: reasonable
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...same reason, Classical Philology 27, 2hf., and 36, 2hf., will not be given this year...
...other hand, a great many undergraduates who join the militia do so without understanding the whole situation, and after they have once enlisted it is impossible for them to resign. For this reason any undergraduate who considers enlisting should give the matter due consideration before committing himself. The expense entailed by membership is in some cases considerable, and should be clearly ascertained before enlisting. The greatest drawback, however, is the amount of time required and the exacting character of the engagements. Therefore, though men who can spare the time from their studies and other College activities, may find the militia...
Owing to the delay in completing the Boston Arena, it has become necessary to transfer the Harvard-Yale hockey game to New York. It will be played in the St. Nicholas Rink on Saturday, February 19. For the same reason three of the other intercollegiate games will have to be transferred: Cornell-Dartmouth on February 9, Harvard-Dartmouth on February 12, and Columbia-Dartmouth on February 16. This will necessitate a change in dates as there are games already scheduled for the St. Nicholas Rink on these days...
...hope to write good, clear English is by acquiring the habit of so doing. And it is perfectly useless to put him through a year or more of training in composition if he loses the habit as soon as he completes the course, for the mere reason that respectable English is not insisted upon in his later work. That it is not insisted upon is the almost universal testimony of instructors who have had much to do with theses and reports...
...importance of the violation of certain eligibility rules mentioned in the editorial column yesterday seems to have been overestimated, a word of explanation is not amiss. The violations referred to were all in the minor sports and not over half a dozen in number. The reason that attention was called to these cases was simply that further offences might not be allowed to occur with the possibility of serious consequences...