Word: standing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...complete report for the period ending February 29, 1916, is as follows: HOUSE DEPARTMENT. Receipts. 1-2 Membership, $8,695.00 1-2 Rent acct., 462.50 Care of Rooms, 70.00 Bedrooms, 687.00 News Stand, 109.06 Miscellaneous, 5.91 Loss, 5,890.64 Expenses. Service, $3,210.86 Board of Help, 1,372.00 Periodicals, 133.45 Telephone, 97.56 Laundry, 138.96 Heating, 1,573.25 Electric Light, 867.25 Water, 143.83 Stationery, Printing, 518.45 House Linen, 74.80 Interest, 76.33 Repairs...
...opponents in total number of victories: Harvard has won nineteen debates against Yale to Yale's seven, and thirteen to Princeton's nine. Since the triangular system was established in 1909, however, the score has been more even, but with the University still leading. The total victories stand Harvard 9, Princeton 7, Yale 5. And in championships Harvard has won 3, Princeton 2, and Yale...
...team will hold its eighth annual triangular debate with Yale and Princeton. In the seven years since the inauguration of the series, nine of our fourteen teams have been victorious. To conduct these contests costs money. yet the Debating Council has adhered to a strict non-subscription policy, a stand unusual for an organization of this sort. The only means of securing funds has been through the sale of admission tickets. Such a sale will be carried on today and tomorrow for the debate with Princeton in Sanders Theatre. Upon the success of this sale depends the continuance...
...solidest and fairest men we know said the other day: 'I was intending to send my boy to Harvard, but since the stand President Lowell has taken on the Brandeis matter I shall not do it. I believe thousands of men west of the Alleghenies will take the same stand. We never thought of Harvard before as a Bourbon stronghold.'"--Harper's Weekly...
Besides the relay races, three individual stars stand out: H. W. Minot '17, who won the 300-yard race at the Hartford Armory meet in 34 1-5 seconds; A. Biddle '16, who tied with Scudder of Pennsylvania in the 600-yard race at the same meet, the time being 1 minute 20 seconds; and J. Coggeshall '18, who, with a 90-yard handicap, captured the one-mile race in the good time of 4 minutes 10 2-5 seconds at the Meadowbrook Club meet...