Word: recording
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Three defeats and one victory is Princeton's record after two years of intercollegiate debating. The record as it stands is such as to cause every man in the university who has at heart the good of Princeton a great deal of regret and serious thought. What the cause of the present state of affairs may be or whether or not there is any cause, we would not attempt to say without further deliberation and investigation, but we leave this question to the faculty, undergraduates, and alumni for solution. The fact forces itself disagreeably to our attention that Princeton...
...Boston English High School won the interscholastic sports on Saturday, winning 17 3/5 points to Worcester Academy's 16 3/5. Four records were broken. E. W. Mills of Berkley School, lowered the record in the 1000 yards run from 2m. 33 1/5s. to 2m. 33s. W. M. Robinson of Worcester Academy broke F. H. Bigelow's record in the 300 yards run, lowering it from 36 1/5s. to 35 1/5s. B. C. Seaver of Brookline High made a record of 5 4/5s. in the 45 yards low hurdle race, in place of the previous record...
...most thorough gratification that we congratulate the representatives of our University upon their victory over Princeton in the debate last night. The committee who were in charge of the debate also deserve hearty congratulation. Everything was conducted with praiseworthy skill and efficiency, and the debate will go on record as one of the best managed and most interesting that have taken place in Cambridge...
...Princeton. Chagrined al the defeat her representatives met at the hands of Harvard last year, Princeton has this year been making the most strenuous efforts to win the debate, and her speakers were trained with the utmost care. In spite of all this Harvard is again victorious, and her record is still unblemished. We are justly proud of our debaters...
...students are proud of their work. Today, however, we are unwilling to consider any but a successful outcome of the debate. We have the greatest confidence in the speakers who are to represent the University, and we look forward to seeing another victory added to Harvard's already unbroken record...