Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Williams Weekly speaks editorially in regard to the new Harvard rules as follows...
...Harvard has taken a step in regard to athletics that surpasses in independent regard for the purification of them, anything that has been done...
Many enquiries have been made lately with regard to the "employment bureau" which has always been managed by Mr. Bolles. Some have taken it for granted that all this amount of good work must now be given up. It is by no means so, however, as Mr. Cobb, who is now acting as secretary, stands ready to receive applications both for employment in the summer and for permanent employment. Nobody should hesitate to apply. Every effort will be made to have this department as helpful as ever. There may be more difficulty just at present, not only because...
...fine intelligence, much cleverness, and a good deal of art, his dialogues being especially bright and interesting. Comedy owes him a great debt in that he was the first to make conspicuous the idea of suggesting whole characters by means of a few characteristic traits. It is customary to regard him as the beginning of the decline of the drama, but it is perhaps fairer to say that with him artificial comedy began...
Considerable space has recently been devoted by some of the daily papers, notbly the Philadelphia Ledger and the New York World, to statements in regard to the probable formation of a dual league in track athletics between Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania. Upon the authority of the officers of the Princeton Track Association, the statement is made that no communication whatever in regard to the matter has been received by them from the organization of U. of P., and that, so far as Princeton is concerned, the reports published in the daily papers are absolutely without foundation...