Word: stilling
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...case of two classes scoring an equal number of points, that class which shall win the most first prizes shall be declared the winner of the cup. In case there is still a tie, the second prizes shall count. If there is still a tie, the upper class shall be declared winner...
...University Glee Club has just been considerably reduced in numbers and now begins to assume a permanent make-up. Mr. Locke is still drilling the club on the new pieces and the men are progressing rapidly under his coaching. The programme for this spring will consist almost entirely of new pieces. D. C. Greene '95 and I. S. Adams '96 will be the soloists...
...last few days of out-door ball practice have shown what the abilities of the candidates are, much better than all the in-door practice has been able to do. It is still far too early in the season to form any estimate of the make-up of the nine but the number of men is gradually being reduced and the next two weeks will show pretty well what men will go to the training table...
...colleague, Professor Jackson is peculiarly fitted to recall to the memory of students the history of his life and of his prominent connection with the University. The address this evening will be of very great interest to all who were in the College while Professor Cooke was still a familiar character here...
...crew has not shown any remarkable improvement since they began rowing on the river, although they have had the most careful coaching from Kidder '92, and Mr. Watson. The tendency of the men throughout the boat is still to row their oars out of the water badly at the finish. The discipline of the crew is apparently lax when the men are rowing, and the time is often bad because of the tendency of several men to look out of the boat, a habit of inattention which cannot be too strongly condemned in a freshman crew just beginning its work...