Word: result
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...therefore, is substantially the same that Harvard's would be if the overseers were to receive the proposed subscription of $200,000 from friends of the annex, and recognize that institution as a constituent part of the university, subject to its laws and under its direct control. Such a result as this in Harvard's case also seems to be growing daily more and more probable...
...next year, in the early part of the season, we attempted to arrange for the continuance of the old custom, but at the request of Yale negotiations were postponed until later in the season. It was then found impossible to agree upon dates. As a result, only two games were played, each college winning one. Last year, as everybody knows, the result of the two games played in the inter-collegiate series was a tie. Owing to the lateness of the season, it was out of the question to try to arrange for three additional games. The two nines agreed...
...this been done at that time, there would have been no injustice done any one. But as no changes of consequence were made, and high protective duties still remained in force, capital sought investment in industries which were well protected, trusting in the continuance of these duties. As a result several new industries, notably the manufacture of silk, have arisen, which would be ruined at once if a sudden lowering were made in the tariff on these articles. As these investments were made in good faith, justice demands that no sudden action be taken looking toward abolition of duties...
There was danger lest the animated discussion which has been going on all winter might result in the dissolution of the association; but that danger has been happily avoided...
...there is a strong chance of the recent vote of the faculty, in regard to inter-collegiate sports, being rescinded. The college world cannot but be pleased with the news. The carrying out of such a scheme, as that proposed by the Amherst faculty, could hardly have any other result than the total destruction of all athletic sports in the college...