Word: sign
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...imperative that men should sign the blue book at Leavitt's before Wednesday, in order that the necessary arrangements with the hotel management may be made. Few men have signed as yet; others must do so at once. CLASS DINNER COMMITTEE...
...life is ruled not merely by his own independent will, but by various influences of which it is only partially conscious; and these influences are summed up in a battle cry, a flag, a party name, a sign, which often has more meaning than many words. The sacramental principle, the representation of inward emotion by outward signs, runs through the world and is a necessity of human life; much more is it a necessity when we are trying to represent heavenly things. The Christian Sacraments are federal or social arts, not arts of worship. The word itself implies the oath...
...opened at 12 o'clock. Half an hour should be allowed to reach the grounds from the trains at the New Haven Station. All trolley cars at the station run direct to College Green and the New Haven House. Cars which run to Yale Field will plainly display the sign. "To Yale Field," and will run at intervals of thirty seconds from the corner of Church and Chapel streets. There will be a separate entrance to each of the stands. To avoid any trouble that may be caused through counterfeit tickets, the management, which has a complete record of every...
...ball on fumbles, and as jumbling was Carlisle's greatest weakness, the failure to take advantage of it was especially unfortunate. The defensive work of the whole team changed completely during the game. At the start it was demoralized by the Indians' fast and aggressive playing. The first sign of improvement was shown a little later in the first half, when Carlisle's was held for downs on the five-yard line and from that time on Carlisle's gains became less. This was one of the encouraging features in Harvard's playing. A similar, although not so great...
Between twelve and thirteen hundred men have signed for the Republican procession next Tuesday, in addition to about nine hundred men from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, three hundred from Boston University, and two hundred from Tufts. The Freshmen are far behind all the other classes in the number of signatures, partly because of their lack of class organization, and they are therefore especially urged to sign at once for uniforms. It is also hoped that all who can will pay for their shingles as soon as possible, in order to defray the various expenses of the club...