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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...list of preachers representing four different denominations who are to fill the pulpit of Appleton Chapel for the next four Sundays, brings out clearly one of the main characteristics of the spiritual side of the University-the desire to have the utmost freedom in matters of creed and spiritual belief-to try all things and "hold fast that which is good." It is a custom of the religious authorities not to announce to what denomination those who conduct chapel belong, and in every way to make the services so simple and free from doctrine or creed that every student...
...College House, second floor, west side of building. A bonus of $10 will be paid. Inquire at 1 Stoughton today or Monday...
...material seems more plentiful and of good quality. Church '97 and Tyler '97 are both strong tackles, and are already getting into their old-time form. For the ends, Cochran and Thompson are a formidable pair when in condition, but neither is in condition yet. Cochran's injured side is keeping him out of the game, and meantime he is losing valuable practice. Thompson is out but has not shown his usual good form yet. Brokaw '97 is playing Cochran's place, and is doing the best work he has ever done. He will give Thompson a close contest when...
...connection with the religious life of the college. In particular, he spoke of the establishment of the present system of chapel worship and the opportunities and advantages for students in the means afforded for intercourse with the prominent men of all denominations. Dr. Walcott confined himself to the medical side of student life. A reference which he made to the poor gymnastic equipment of his day, whieh was supplemented by poorer shefls that managed, nevertheless, to beat Yale, was loudly applauded...
...second half Sargent, Swain, Wadsworth, Hoague and Weld were the only new men substituted by Harvard, and A. Davis took Ryan's place on the Williams side. Harvard's nearest approach to the Williams goal was at the latter's ten yard line. Here the ball was lost to Williams and a series of punts followed in which Wrightington outclassed Draper. It was at this point of the game that Dibble did his best work for Williams making long runs around the ends which carried the ball into the middle of the field. The ball then changed hands several times...