Word: ruling
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Following the rule for Monday practice, the work of the University football squad was light yesterday afternoon. Several men of the regular line-up were absent on account of slight injuries or because of their need of a rest after the Williams game. Some time was spent by the coaches in a talk on Saturday's game, and then the men went on the field for a half-hour of elementary drill, the linesmen under Coaches L. and P. Withington, the ends under Coach Leary, and the backs under Coaches Daly and Wigglesworth. Two teams were assembled and a short...
Strenuous work has been the rule at Yale during the past week, special attention having been paid by the coaches to tackling and handling of punts, in which departments the team has shown itself particularly weak. On Wednesday, Walter Camp, Jr., who has been prevented from playing until now by an operation performed last summer, joined the squad. He will be worked lightly for a few days, but it is expected that he will be in condition for the West Point game a week from tomorrow. Captain Spalding and Bomeisler are also taking part in the daily scrimmages in preparation...
...Engineering Sciences, or be registered in the Graduate School of Applied Science. He must show an interest in the work of the Journal, and must give evidence of this interest by the satisfactory performance of such editorial and business work as may be allotted to him. As a rule, candidates entering the fall competition will be proposed for election at the January meeting of the board. Each case is judged on its merits...
...number of "dropped men" as much smaller than in past years owing to the abolition of the rule that required upper classmen, who had not removed their admission conditions, to register as Freshmen...
...probation even though he may stand high in scholarship, merely because he has not passed an oral examination in a particular language. The case would be exactly analogous to that of inflicting probation for failure to pass in the prescribed Freshman English, French, or German, if that were the rule, which fortunately it is not. If probation comes to be the uniform penalty for failure in some particular course, will it not lose all its weight in the minds of the undergraduates...