Word: viewing
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...intercollegiate football association took this step recently to go into effect next fall and now the heads of the various athletic associations at Yale have adopted the same plan to go into effect immediately. This was done without any authority save the advice of the Yale Advisory Committee. In view of this action the Yale Law School, which according to this new rule is entirely shut out from athletic teams, held a meeting the object of which was to urge a meeting of the entire university to vote whether or not the captains and managers have the right to pass...
...Yale is undoubtedly taking an independent stand in her efforts to "purify athletics". Whether or not her zeal will carry her so far as to lead her to be dictatorial and hence antagonistical to the best interests of athletics is a question which all true lovers of sports must view with no little apprehension...
...improvement in the Hall, the cost of which they can and will meet themselves. It will not be necessary for the Corporation to do anything further than to grant this petition; the rest will be done by the officers of the Association. It is to be hoped, therefore, in view of this much needed improvement at Memorial and its apparent advantages that the Corporation will see fit to grant this petition...
...first debate of this year between Yale and Harvard was certainly a success from every point of view. The management was very fortunate in its choice of officers. President Eliot as presiding officer, added much to the interest of the evening, and the judges were men of prominence and well versed in the knowledge of public affairs. We are certainly grateful to the Hon. Wm. E. Barrett, President Andrews of Brown and Profes-Seligman of Columbia, for consenting to act as judges, and we may feel confident that they were perfectly fair and impartial in discharging their part. The large...
...view of the joint debates with Yale, Which now promise to be an established feature of the college winter, the need of a really good debating society in the university seems to me to be more apparent than ever. Though the Harvard Union may the best it can, and though there are some undeniably good men in it, it does not satisfy the university at all. To begin with its members are elected on a totally wrong principle. Any man, who speaks twice from the floor, is at once taken into the society. It does not depend on the character...