Word: ten
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Each student is granted an allowance of thirty marks a term. Absence from morning prayers will count one mark. Absence from either the ten o'clock or the eleven o'clock Sunday service will count three marks. No student may be absent from Sunday morning service more than five times a term...
...Monday evening at 7 o'clock. Coach Mitchell, Captain Nash, and Dr. E. H. Nichols '86 will address the meeting and outline plans for the season. Battery men will hold their first practice in the Baseball Cage next Wednesday, while the fielders will be called out a week or ten days later. After the squad has been cut down to make it possible to handle the Freshmen the 1919 men will be called out, probably about the first of March...
Cornell authorities have signed their track coach, John Moakley, to a ten-year contract, the new agreement to go into effect next September. Coach Moakley has been at Cornell seventeen years, and has been eminently successful there. During his regime, Cornell has won six intercollegiates in track and fourteen in cross-country...
...goal being especially brilliant. Dartmouth presented a combination of fast skaters, particularly strong in the forward line, and although the Yale forwards were not quite so fast on the ice, their accurate shooting was enough to win the game. Yale started off by scoring two goals in the first ten minutes of play, and before the end of the period Tyler scored for Dartmouth. Tyler's pretty shot in the second period tied the score at 2 all, and at the end extra time was necessary. Both teams, playing at a fast clip, added another goal in the first extra...
...party of students were representatives of International Polity Clubs in about ten Universities. Though no definite plans were formulated, considerable propaganda work was done among the foreign students along the line of the International Policy Club movement which is spreading rapidly among American universities and colleges. We often found, among the foreign students, a hearty response to the idea of some sort of World Federation of Students...