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Dates: during 1890-1899
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TOPICS IN PSYCHOLOGY OF INTEREST TO STUDENTS.Professor James' course of ten lectures, open to all members of the University. will be given on successive Tuesdays at 12 m. in the Upper Dane Hall Laboratory...
...spectators that would understand and enjoy the game Camp's book is invaluable, with its map of grounds and positions of players and descriptions of the various manoeuvres. A valuable feature of the book is the publication of thirty-one portraits of the most prominent players for the past ten years...
...their everlasting wedge but by this time the freshmen had learned to break it pretty successfully and the visitors lost the ball on four downs. Jackson and Raymond gained around the ends several times and 10 yards were made right through the centre. Southgate stopped Jackson after he made ten yards around the right end and then McNear scored a touch down. Whitman kicked the goal. Score 16-10. This touchdown was stubbornly fought but after it had been made Worcester seemed to play with less life. After a V had failed Allen was given the ball and made another...
...second eleven. Back of the line the team is much stronger. Barbour is generally reported as having greatly improved at quarter, and a new half back has appeared - Dyer. He is very promising and will be given a good trial until McClung gets out again, which will be ten days, while the Bliss Bros. will make Dyer work hard it he is to be a permanent half back. At full back Noyet is by no means a 'varsity man, but Bull is coaching McCormick and the latter is improving rapidly. So that while at present some of Yale's best...
...advantages, and no corresponding disadvantages. - (a) The advantages are permanent, while the disadvantages are only temporary. - (b) The bounty keeps at home money before sent abroad in payment for sugar; Sen. Morrill, Amer. Eon'ist., Oct. 31, '90, p. 220. - (c) The bounty paid by treasury finds compensation in ten times that amount of new capital invested: Letter of Claus Spreckels, Jan. 1st, '88 in Daily Examiner, San Francisco: H. W. Wiley, "Experiments with Sugar-Beets," U. S. Dep. of Ag. Bulletin...