Word: somewhat
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...editorial on Dr. Peabody. It is seldom our pleasure to read in a college paper an article at once so charmingly written and so expressive or the deepest sentiment of the University. The poetry of the number, "Wanderer" and "The Gull," is good, though the former is somewhat obscure in its meaning...
...schedule of 'varsity games in baseball for this spring appears this morning. Its publication is somewhat later than usual, chiefly because the manager has preferred to withhold the list until it had been properly ratified by the Athletic Committee. The college could hardly ask for a more inviting schedule. The games are arranged with care and excellent judgment. A full two thirds of them are to be played in Cambridge and the management is to be congratulated particularly on this. As far as one can tell from past experience there is a promise of lively contests on Holmes field this...
Considering the fact that Fearing has been training for the crew all winter, his jump of 6ft. 1-2-in. was somewhat of a surprise. He tried for 6. ft. 2 1-2 in. but failed. Heywood, B. A. A. and Stingel, Mel. A. C. were tied for second at 5 ft. 9 1-2 Heywood won the toss...
...lost the position of Gazetteer and Addison his favor at court. They then started the Spectator, which was to be issued daily. It was very different from the Tatler, as it excluded politics and was in no way a newspaper. The first number appeared in 1711 and continued for somewhat over a year with great success. Steele created the Spectator Club, and among other characters that of Sir Roger de Coverley. Steele had much the greater facility at the invention of incident and character, while Addison could tone these down and get them in proper form, as his friend could...
...only places that are actually open for competition. Among the new candidates are White, who will probably be one of the pitchers; McMurray who has pitched at times in the Williams nine; Bustard, recently pitcher and captain of the Colgate College nine, and R. C. Greene who has somewhat of a record for catching...