Word: shows
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...announcement that the tie game between the seniors and juniors will be played off on Saturday afternoon, will be unpleasant news to the athletic association. This game will be sure to draw a large number of men from the University games who would certainly be on Holmes to show their interest if there was not such a variety of events on this same day. Besides the class game on Norton's Field, the freshman game with Exeter will be in progress on Jarvis. Here will be three very attractive events going on simultaneously. The result will be, of necessity...
...French Department a list of capable tutors in French has been posted in Sever Hall on the Department bulletin board. The list includes the names of about three dozen graduates and undergraduates, with the courses in which they are recommended. A glance at the list is enough to show that there need be no lack of recognized ability in French tutoring at least for this year. Practically all the courses are represented and the larger course especially have each several men endorsed by the Department. This cures an ill in one branch of college work...
...different colleges; Yale and Vassar have very recently produced something of the kind. These plays have a sphere of usefulness before them in throwing off the reputation before them in throwing off the reputation for dryness and lack of life which many college men give the classics. Such performances show that the old life was not so far separated as might be from our own new life. The particular play in question will be given as nearly as possible in exact imitation of its original setting; this will make it of great value in an educational way. There are many...
...Further restriction is desirable. (a) Statistics show great increase in the least desirable classes of immigrants in recent years. N. Am. Rev. 152, pp. 28-32. (b) The effect prduced on U. S. by these undesirable classes is socially bad. (1) Their low standard of living makes it impossible for native workmen to compete without lowering their own standard. R. M. Smith, pp. 131-140. (2) They have introduced the pernicious sweating system. J. A. Rus, "How the Other Half Lives, " pp. 121-124. (3) An excessive proportion of our criminals and paupers is foreign born or of foreign parentage...
...January, independent of the action of other universities, and that one man on the eleven is not eligible under that rule. The action of an intercollegiate association to which Yale simply sends representatives cannot release her from a law which she gave to herself. It is for Yale to show whether she will be consistent, and abide by her own decisions, or whether she will be inconsistent and abide by what is most advantageous to her present needs...