Word: reasonably
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...business competition for Freshmen is an innovation. The fact that the new CRIMSON Building is to be started in the spring means that the present Freshman and Sophomore classes will be in College when it is opened and will be able to enjoy its advantages--an added reason why both Sophomores and Freshmen should enter the competition tonight...
...biggest result of the agreement, and the real reason why it was made will be the preservation of the unity of the Freshman class. The men in the new dormitories are not to be divided or estranged or robbed of class spirit by that mysterious social emetic called "hush dope...
Undoubtedly there is some good reason for restricting this and other courses, but it is only fair that a full statement of these restrictions should be made in the catalogue, or publicly announced in some other...
There is no reason why the University tennis team should not have an exceptionally successful season this spring. There is excellent material for a well-balanced team, and a schedule has been arranged which should bring out the best in the men. Of the six who played against Yale last year, J. J. Armstrong '14, E. H. Whitney '14 and E. H. Woods '14 have graduated, and. W. M. Washburn '15 will not play. This leaves Captain R. N. Williams, 2d, '16 and L. Curtis '16 who will be available for the 1915 team. Of the men who have left...
...held in New York next month and the University, which won the contest last year, has entered. The contest will be a thorough test of each team's (or glee club's) technique. It is held primarily to improve the standard of college glee clubs, and for this reason the competition idea should spread to all the colleges. The University Glee Club, trained to the last note by a Western trip is sure to uphold the musical prestige of the University...