Word: supporting
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Hirshberg '06. The Senior team is being coached by E. M. Rabenold '04, and the Sophomore team by F. B. Wagner 2L. The subject for debate will be: "Resolved, That complete secularization of education in France would be for the best interests of the country." The Seniors will support the affirmative side of the question. The teams are to be composed of the following...
...question for debate will be: "Resolved, That contempt of court resulting from an injunction should be subject to jury trial." F. L. Ganley 1L. and F. H. Stinchfield 2L. will support the affirmative, and F. W. Bird '04 and F. B. Wagner 2L. the negative. B. G. Willard, Bowdoin '96, will be critic...
...President Hadley said, to unwillingness not to accept office, but to accept these conditions. And many men in the reaction against these conditions, are led to the other extreme. They believe that good men should hold the balance of power and compel the political parties to compete for their support. This independent vote, however, is not often large enough to carry an election, and is almost never able to carry two in succession. Even rarer is the chance of an independent candidate to gain an election independent of all party, for non-partisan government does not work in this country...
...first game the showing of the men was encouraging and gives promise of strong team-play later in the season. The offense for the most part was excellent, but in the defense the center and forwards did not give the guards proper support...
...Sophomores and Freshmen this evening at 7.30 o'clock in Sever 11. The question for debate, submitted by the Sophomores, is "Resolved, That the natural productive industries of the United States would be benefited by legislation securing immediate reciprocity with Canada on natural and manufactured products." The Freshmen will support the affirmative and in their main speeches will speak in the following order: E. R. Brumley, W. M. Whitman, and W. H. Keeling. In rebuttal Keeling will speak first, Brumley second, and Whitman last. W. Goodwin will be the alternate. The order of the Sophomore speakers in their main speeches...