Word: seene
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...though that of the Yale team was somewhat more finished. Anderson excelled for Yale, and Captain Evans for Harvard. The performance on the parallel bars was the best on the program, and in this event the Harvard team showed a high degree of training. The Yale tumbling tricks were seen to better advantage than those of the University team on account of their arrangement, but the individual tricks of the Harvard men were superior...
...most consummate work in his best periods, hardly to be equalled even in the National Gallery, London. They are worthy of especial attention in this country as supreme examples of the work of one of the great master of painting which, at its best, is usually not to be seen outside of Europe. The other drawings are early or also more rapid studies but are of much interest and value to the student...
...each man receiving from one to five points to his credit. At the final trials the question will be that chosen for the Exeter debate, and the six men having the highest total number of points to their credit will form the first and second teams. It will be seen that absence from one trial will not permanently injure a man's chances for the team. The question to be debated at the trial on Wednesday is, "Resolved, That railroad pooling should be legalized under federal supervision." Affirmative, Buckman's camp; negative, Butler's camp...
...said that the very fact that Yale will have so large a number of track men back this year, while so few have returned to the University, gives an additional interest to our endeavor to win the dual meet in the spring. Never before, Mr. Garcelon said, had he seen so much good new material practicing for the team. He explained the importance of a large number of men entering the Boston Athletic Association meet for the experience that it affords, and especially urged new men to come out. At present the pole-vault and high-jump are especially weak...
Attempts to secure photographs of the metros met with little success, for, although a large portion of the sky was covered, the trail of but one Leonid was found on the plates. As a certain meteor seen shortly before 3 o'clock does not appear on the plates exposed at that time, it is at present believed possible to photography only meteors slowly moving, or of exceptional brilliancy...