Word: uniform
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...comprehensive than those previously in force, and closely resembling the present University eligibility regulations. H. V. Blaxter '05 and W. S. Finlay, Cornell '04, were appointed a committee to confer with the Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association, composed of Lehigh, Swarthmore, Johns Hopkins and Stevens Institute, with the object of securing uniform playing and eligibility rules...
...play, offering less prominence to individual excellence than "As You Like It," showed the uniform strength of the company. Mr. Ben Greet and Mr. C. Rann Kennedy the two Dromios, showed unusual appreciation and restraint, avoiding the buffoonery so often substituted for the humor of their lines. A nice discrimination was noticeable between the impersonation of Antipholus the Ephesian and Antipholus of Syracuse. A real difference in attitude, the difference between native citizen and stranger, stood out clearly in both characters throughout the tangles of mistaken identity...
...were W. H. Lewis L.'95, B. H. Dibblee '99, J. W. Farley '99 and C. B. Marshall '04, who stated it to be their opinion that football had been steadily improving and that injuries were becoming a decreasing factor in the game. The provisional agreement with Yale on uniform eligibility rules was taken up and discussed. It is hoped that the Committee at its next meeting on Friday afternoon will be in position to take definite action on the agreement. Certain points in regard to the rules are yet to be settled between the two universities, and if these...
After three meetings devoted mostly to the discussion of eligibility rules, the Harvard and Yale sub-committees came to a definite agreement on Saturday on a set of uniform rules between the two universities. The fourth conference was held at the Nyassett Club at Springfield and lasted from 12 to 6 o'clock. Harvard was represented as heretofore by Professor Hollis, J. J. Storrow '85, and E. B. Krumbhaar '04, acting for the Athletic Committee. A sub-committee, consisting of Mr. Camp, G. Chadwick '03, and C. Duval '03, represented Yale, instead of the larger committee that had before been...
...year. In short, President Eliot maintains that Harvard is unshaken in its adherence to the highest standards for both undergraduate and professional departments and shows that this policy strengthens a university numerically, in the long run, in both its higher and its lower members, while assuring to itself a uniform output of highly and liberally trained youth. Dean Briggs n his report to the President on the Faculty of Arts and Sciences touches briefly on the subject, from the standpoint of the College. "I write," he says, "as one who holds that the College is the very heart...