Word: resulted
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Department to make these courses more introductory than they have been in the past and for that reason to make it more advantageous to Sophomores and Juniors to take them than to Seniors. Thus far, however, they have always been regarded as valuable courses in themselves, and, as a result, many men have been waiting to take them in their senior year. Whether this new restriction on Seniors is to be adopted ultimately or not, we think that it should at least be put off for another year for the sake of members of the present Junior Class who have...
...course in debating, to two sections of forty men, instead of the usual one; but although there were enough candidates for two sections in English 30, the Junior course in forensics and debating and the alternate for English C, the course was restricted to forty men as formerly. The result was that about as many Juniors were excluded from English 30 as were admitted, the selection being made on the basis of previous experience in speaking and debating. This limitation of the number of men in such a course is doubtless quite necessary and proper, but it certainly seems...
Yale's batting was strong and the hits all very timely. Three home runs, each made with a man on bases, and Wilson's weak work in the first were chiefly responsible for the result. Princeton got fourteen hits off Greenway, but, with the exception of those in the fifth when three runs were scored, they were widely scattered...
During the past two years, in seeking for the causes of football defeats, Harvard men have sometimes said that, as a result of the damp, so-called unhealthy condition of Soldiers Field, the teams have bee in poor physical shape for the important games. For the past year or more there has been a good deal written and said about the matter, although very few have had any definite knowledge of the health conditions of the field. As a natural result, many exaggerated and false stories have found their way into the newspapers and unfortunately the belief has gained ground...
...Committee appointed by President Perkins of the Junior Class to endeavor to sift to the bottom the last piece of vandalism connected with the John Harvard statue, explains in itself the attitude the committee has taken. By their unaided personal efforts it can hardly be hoped that any practical result can be accomplished. Neither are they attempting by secret methods to ferret out the culprits. They are authorized student representatives, with the duty before them of vindicating the honor and good name of the University by calling to account those who have brought the disgrace upon the college public...