Word: rejected
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...prizes in the open events will be gold, silver and bronze medals. The prizes in the college events will be gold and silver medals. Entrance fee, 50 cents for each event. The right to reject any entry is reserved. Entrance fees to be sent to F. W. White, 10 Grays Hall, Cambridge...
Bowdoin will reject the athletic resolutions. Columbia, Williams and Wesleyan have yet to be heard from, and Princeton. Harvard, Cornell and Stevens have accepted them...
...committee consisting of representatives of the trustees, the faculty, and the Athletic Association, that committee met on February 19th, and after careful consideration of the proposed rules, together with their preambles, decided that it would be unwise to approve of many of them, and therefore unanimously resolved to reject them as a whole, at the same time instructing a sub-committee, to prepare a statement of the reasons for such rejection. This sub-committee consisted of doctors S. Weir Mitchell and J. W. White, and of Samuel Powel, Jr. They have printed a circular setting forth their views upon...
...constitution; but had the wisdom to make certain changes therein. For instance, the president of the republic may restrict his veto to different items of an appropriation bill, instead of being forced, as with us, to accept that which is bad for the sake of what is good, or reject that which is good because the bad predominates...
...some of the proposed changes there is no objection to be made, but two of the new rules we hope the College Association will see fit to reject. These rules are the ones which abolishes the foul-bound catch, and the one which allows the pitcher to deliver the ball with his hand anywhere below the line of the shoulder...