Word: star
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...drown her. Let no Anglophobia persuade us to despise a good game because it is English. We ought to be willing to learn of the Patagonians if they can teach us. There are hundreds of men in our dear University who are tired of the fun of watching star players. How did Theodore Roosevelt take his exercise? How did he first attract public notice? By boxing. And yet he was no heavy-weight, and was embarassed with eye-glasses. But he had science and could take his punishment, and a lot of it, and that, too, Without squirming...
...first interclass shoot held on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon the Freshman shooting team defeated the Sophomore team by the score of 125 to 103. In spite of the cold weather and a strong wind Kissel and Star of the Freshman team shot 37 birds out of a possible 50. The score: 1908. 1907. W. T. Kissel, 37 F. Appleton, 35 D. P. Starr, 37 H. S. Powers, 31 C. Appleton, 29 L. Harrison, 20 E. C. Stillman, 22 J. C. White...
...reasonable ideal, and a distinguished critic and Shakesperian scholar exclaimed, "That man was born to play Hamlet." His company was taken to Germany, where the Emperor saw Macbeth and Hamlet, and received Mr. Robertson twice in the Imperial box. On his return "Macbeth" was given with an all-star cast...
...Morning Star," Praetorius; "Rejoice in the Lord," Hollins; "The First Christmas," Barnby. Front seats will be reserved for students, and officers of the University and their families, until 4.55 o'clock...
...Frederick Pollock gave the third of his series of lectures yesterday afternoon in the New Lecture Hall, his subject being "The Sword of Justice." He traced the history of the criminal courts of England from the earliest times to the present day, defining and outlining the powers of the "Star Chamber," from its origin to the end of the sixteenth century, when it was consolidated with the present courts of King's Bench and Chancery. The remainder of the lecture was devoted to the discussion of trials by ordeal, by battle and by jury...