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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...next difficulty was that when these bells were used the regular line had to be cut off, and restored when a person had been called. This difficulty was met by the invention of the automatic switch, by means of which the hanging up to transmitter on the side of the telephone closed the regular line, so that the bell could be rung...
...theatre will, without doubt, be taken, and probably at the last moment, people will be glad of standing room. We are glad to see such a tendency toward the proper recognition of the intellectual in college life at this time when the athletic and the merely social side receive so much attention...
thirty and finished in white marble and plaster. A handsome memorial has been placed on one side of the room dedicated to Eugene F. Baker '77, captain and organizer of Yale's first victorious football team. On the walls are suspended thirty-six flags which serve as trophies in rowing and football. Handsome oak cabinets are ranged around the room, which are to hold the baseballs and footballs suitably painted and inscribed. The whole effect of the room, with its large open fireplace, is very pleasing, and adds additional value to the gymnasium...
...philosopher. He draws himself out of the work and rush of life, putting aside all personal feelings, and looks for the truth very quietly. We are not passing from one of these types to the other. They are no at all alike but they can live and work side by side. All three types are needed, the priest to preserve the good of the past, the prophet to help us on, and the philosopher to help us find the truth. The perfect man will be the one combining these three types...
...athletics without reducing them to a strictly undergraduate basis. Not only will they purify athletics but they will place restrictions on them which will keep them within bounds. It cannot be denied that there is an athletic craze today, a craze which quite outruns sober thought on the scholarly side of college life. Athletes themselves are too willing to let their college work go in order that they may secure places on 'varsity teams. They themselves cannot make rules which shall check their ardor and the athletic contests are so fascinating that the students have no mind to move against...