Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...committee appointed to consider the proposition addressed to the trustees of Columbia by the Association for Promoting the Higher Education of Women have made their report. The committee declare that co-education at present in Columbia College is impracticable. The college professors will. however, examine young lady applicants over eighteen years of age, giving them practically the same examinations as the freshmen entering the college are compelled to pass. The lady students can study at any school or at their houses if they desire, and will be allowed to choose their own course of study. The young ladies who pass...
...amount of praise to the performances of college athletes do not our bosoms swell with grateful pride? On such occasions as the recent inter-collegiate meeting in New York, therefore, it should be our first effort to act so as to gain the approbation of the omniscient scribes who report for these journals. It is with feelings of the deepest delight that we notice that in one respect that meeting was an improvement over previous ones. "The spectators," we are informed by the Spirit of the Times, "were not so offensively and boisterously enthusiastic as in former years...
...Alexander McCrocker, U. S. Navy, of the Law School has received orders to report for duty by June 16th on board the U. S. S. Constellation for the summer cruise with the cadets of the Naval Academy...
...HERALD was quite justified, it now appears, in instancing the example of the Princeton faculty as one which our own faculty would do well to follow in abolishing the more objectionable features of the anti-professional rules. The report that the Princeton faculty had taken this action was first made on the authority of the New York papers. One of these soon contradicted the report as premature, but now it is stated that the faculty has taken action in the matter by temporarily suspending the rule against playing professionals, which is as far as its power extends, and by proposing...
...house has been partitioned off for the housing of the University shell, and is kept continually bolted, barred and locked. Nobody enters there unless he is a member of the crew or a coach. There is great anxiety lest some one interested in the Harvard crew may see and report to them something about Yale's peculiar boat and the new style of rigging. Matters have come to such a pass nowadays that the crew resort to all sorts of tricks to deceive those who are watching them. They will pull a very slow or a very quick stroke...