Word: similarities
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...attacks were so persistent and long-continued and were so similar to charges which had been made after games in previous years, that it was no longer possible for Yale to ignore them. One of two courses was open. Yale fully believed that she was not to blame for the beginning of whatever roughness occurred in the Springfield game, and she believed that there was overwhelming evidence to this effect. It was impossible for her to have replied in newspapers and, by counter charges, to have created what would undoubtedly have been a lasting breach. But her traditional silence...
...first course will be led by Dr. Garrett, and will take up the life of Christ in detail, much as the biography of any great man would be studied by ardent admirer. The other course will probably consider the life of Paul in a similar way, or pay special attention to the epistles. In both these courses the scholarly but natural method used by Mr. Sallmon at Yale will be followed, and should prove equally successful and popular at Harvard...
...clothes and tumbled about with the candidates, giving practical illustration of every suggestion. He will remain with the team until after the championship game with Williams, Nov. 2. Amherst will adopt the Yale football tactics this fall, and consequently will have to make a compromise with Harvard on Saturday similar to the one made by Harvard and Dartmouth last Saturday. These men went to the training table established at the Amherst House yesterday morning: Coach Gray, Man. Trask, Captain Pratt, q. b.; Fosdic, c.; Kimball, l. g.; Warren, r. g.; Tyler, r. t.; Boyden, l. t.; Mossman, l. e.; Hall...
...city magistrates correspondingly decreased in Monday sessions: Ibid.- (5) Felonies decreased one a day during Roosevelt administration: Ibid.- (6) Enforcement of the law would drive a large number of the saloon keepers out of business: Independent, Aug. 29, '95, p. 11. McClure's Oct. '95, p. 479- (d) A similar law is in successful operation in Boston, Philadelphia and Washington: Outlook, 14 Sept...
...than I could have learned from a hundred books, and I feel broader and better for my experience. The union I shall always look upon as one of the chief formative influences of my college career." There are a hundred and more recent graduates from Harvard who would bear similar testimony...