Word: toning
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...benefit of the large number of men who leave Cambridge today for Princeton the following statistics are printed today. They will also be printed tomorrow as was formerly intended in the special issue prepared for the game which also contains half-tone cuts of both the Harvard and Princeton elevens, together with the line-up of the teams and other important statistics...
Such a lack of class spirit as is suggested by this state of things is lamentable, no doubt. But there is a great danger of talking about indifference and lack of class spirit in a forlorn, can't-be-helped tone that does more than anything else to increase the evil, and which is in nine cases out of ten a mere pretext to cover individual laziness...
...graduating classes of recent years, the wholesale distribution in Sanders Theatre has caused a scene of confusion which it is hard to reconcile with any idea of dignity attaching to the exercises of the day. The actual process of conferring the degrees is out of harmony with the general tone of the exercises. These, to be appropriate to the occasion when seniors are finally closing their college career, should be dignified and impressive throughout; which the exercises of the past few years have not been. Members of Ninety-three and Ninety-four have expressed dissatisfaction with the way their degrees...
Seniors must understand that the time required for gelatine and half-tone work, printing, presswork, and binding, is about four weeks, after all the subjects are handed in. Hence it will be impossible to publish the book before Class Day. The editor, however, is willing to allow this delay in order to secure an accurate and complete album...
...much talked of correspondence between Harvard and Yale on the subject of a football game next fall is today made public. The Yale letter, written in a spirit of firm, manly independence, is not dictatorial in tone, nor does it demand that Harvard shall humble herself, as the press of the country would seem to make us think...