Word: repeatedly
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Each college seems to vie with the others in its strivings after idiocy in compounding its private cheer. All of their cheers begin with the "rah, rah, rah," and are distinguished from one another by different additions. The students of Columbia repeat each letter of the name of their college, and seem to think they have done well in convincing those who hear their revolting cheet that they can spell at least one word correctly. The Williams students finish their cheer with the words "Willyums, yams, yums," and the students...
...subject of our choosing new editors from '87 has already been broached in our columns, and we take the opportunity now to repeat what we then said, that we shall shortly take on our board some men from the freshman class. But we cannot do this unless more men try for the position. The contributions received thus far have not been numerous, in fact have been decidedly few. Only a small number of men have written, and these not often. Such a state of affairs is all wrong. A college paper is as representative a part of a college...
...field. The stories which have been emanating from Yale, according to the good old custom, since the beginning of the season about the weakness of their freshman eleven, can not be trusted at all, and their recent victories show the unreliability of all such tales. We would again repeat then that work must be done, and faithfully done, if success attend '87. They have received one lesson ; another would not be so trifling...
...desire to repeat our request of a few days ago to the foot-ball management, that better order be maintained among the spectators at the practice games of the eleven, especially as it is announced that games have been arranged with the Institute of Technology and Williams College, to be played during the week. It is very evident that unless the spectators are kept in their places and not allowed to encroach on the field, they interfere seriously with the play as well as cut off most of the view from the seats, and so it would seem...
...compelled to repeat last year's disagreeable experience of waiting half an hour outside a closed hall. At a quarter past eight the meeting was called to order, and the treasurer of the crew read his report, which showed the class to be over $900 in debt. After an exciting balloting for officers for the ensuing year, Barnes was elected president; Huddleston, vice president; and Gardner, secretary and treasurer. Harris was chosen captain of the crew: Phillips, captain of the nine; and Adams captain of the eleven...