Word: returned
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...process of time affect public interest and so justifiably be subject to public control and regulation. The courts have always held that when any business or occupation does affect public interest, the person or corporation engaged in it must serve all alike and shall receive a fair and reasonable return for service rendered...
...striving to return to the old state of things. The success of the attempt is largely due to President Lowell, who has so able enlarged and continued the efforts of Mr. Hyde in the work of supplying exchange professors at the University, among whom are some of the greatest scholars of both countries...
...believe that the team as a whole is capable of doing much better than it did on Saturday. Captain Foster's return to competition is decidedly encouraging. The experience of Saturday's meet should be of no small assistance to the various competitors against Yale next Saturday. The track team has before it an unusual opportunity to show that it can "come back" with added strength and meet the expectation of its supporters. The undergraduate body also has an unusual opportunity to show that its enthusiasm cannot be shattered by reverses. Improved work on the part of the team, combined...
...following Saturday Yale will race Princeton and Cornell on Carnegie Lake at Princeton. This race will be of interest in that it marks the return of Princeton to intercollegiate rowing after an absence of more than thirty years...
...game. One ball may be obtained by each captain at the office of the Athletic Association in the Union before noon on the morning of the game. The mask and chest protector may be obtained from the janitor of the Locker Building by signing a receipt, and must be returned immediately after the game. In case of default, the captains are expected to return the balls to the Athletic Office...