Word: totality
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...score of 4 to 3. The game was very fast and exciting throughout, but Yale played much the stronger at the start, and obtaining a big lead, who out through superior team work. This game puts Yale temporarily at the head of the intercollegiate league with a total of three victories and no defeats. Harvard is how in second place...
...increase the membership of the Union, but to obtain ideas which may lead to its improvement. About the middle of March a catalogue will be issued giving the names of all the members of the Union. Up to February 1, 1450 undergraduates had joined as active members; the total membership was as follows: Active members, 1713 Associate members, 762 Non-resident members, 624 Graduate life-members, 599 Undergraduate life-members, 16 Honorary life-members, 1 Total...
...novice shoot was won yesterday by H. L. Corbett '03 with a total score of 35 birds out of a possible 40. Each man shot at three strings of twenty birds, only the best two scores being counted. Corbett's two highest scores were respectively 19 and 16. C. T. Russell '04 took second place with a total of 26, and A. M. Summer '02 was third with a total...
...total sales of the Co-operative Society up to February 1 amount to $158,650.12, which is an increase of $825.01 over the sales for the corresponding period last year. The sales of the Cambridge department alone amount to $133,214, showing an increase of $5,473.75 over last year. The sales of the Medical School department amount to $25,435.22, which shows a decrease of $4,648.74. The increased total for the Cambridge department is due almost entirely to larger sales in the Furnishing and Tailoring Departments...
...curious mistake in former years of not allowing for the number of duplicates rejected, sold or exchanged, volumes worn out, and books transferred to other departments, the total number of books in the College Library (Gore Hall) has been reported each year far in excess of fact, so that an error of about 24,000 volumes has accumulated. A recount made last fall, however, shows the corrected total of volumes to be 387,097, while the whole number of books in the University libraries...