Word: spiteful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...spite of the loss of A. G. Thacher 1 L., and A. F. Riggs '98, Harvard's chances this year are very favorable. M. D. de Diaz, who was the other member of last year's team, won first prize in the open competition for foils at the B. A. A., Nov. 20, and has been practicing steadily since. M. Green 2 L, who made an excellent showing in the junior tournament last year at New York, and won the novice foil competition at the B. A. A., will be Harvard's second representative. The third...
...number of the Lampoon which comes out today is on the whole better than the average, and in spite of two very old jokes and an uninteresting article on "Dangers of Arctic Industries," is very good reading. The best thing in the issue is a take-off on "The Voice" showing the effects of prohibition at Harvard and the lack of it at Yale. The illustrations are all very fair and the poems are cleverer than usual. The editorial on the new board of the Lampoon contains bright hits on the other college papers. But it is to be hoped...
...service in Appleton Chapel on Saturday morning in commemoration of Lincoln's birthday aroused sufficient interest to warrant its continuance as an annual custom. The attendance was considerably larger than on ordinary mornings in spite of the absence of many students during the mid-year period...
...second game with Technology played on Crystal Lake, Newton Centre, yesterday afternoon, the ice hockey team won again by the score of 3 to 1. In spite of the softness of the ice, the team played a lively, snappy game, and showed improvement in general team play. Tech. was clearly outplayed during the first half, at the end of which the score stood 2 to 0. The second half was more even, both teams scoring one point. Tech. was somewhat handicapped by the loss of Hopkins, but did not play together well. Goodridge, Beardsell and Matteson scored the goals...
President Eliot has a few words to say about athletics, and thinks that in spite of evils of over-training which are not yet abolished, the general results of the University's supervision of athletics have been most beneficial...