Word: whoever
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Whoever arranged for the game of Association Foot Ball, which will be played on Jarvis one week from next Saturday, deserves thanks. There are very few men in college who have ever seen this game played, and because there are no exciting scrimmages most collegians have been accustomed to consider it as very tame. Those who understand the association game, however, think it as good as our own game we have no doubt that the crowd will be great enough to give the crew a good financial start...
...view of the foregoing, the patriotic citizen should observe party lines in municipal elections, because:- He can thereby best contribute to the purity and supremacy of his party.- b. Whoever bolts his party loses influence in it without gaining influence in any other...
...signal success; a dinner, now that something has been done, would be even more beneficial. The interests of Harvard are now too widely scattered; graduates and undergraduates do not understand one another well enough, and a great gathering as at a dinner, always bears good results. Whoever is going to take charge of the affair may as well begin soon for enthusiasm is now at its height...
...authorities who have control of the Cary building, whoever they are, giving the university football team a vast amount of unnecessary trouble. The building itself is all than can be desired, everything that a complete knowledge of the wants of an athletic team can propose has been put into it, and it is a model of its kind. When it was finished it was accepted, we understand, in the regular prescribed way by the corporation, but, strange to say, all authority over thecontrol of the building seems to have gone to the winds. It is impossible to find...
...life of just relations to man and God, the appeal of the heart of the child to the heart of the Father. A man's rectitude of life is no less important, for if a man is destitute of justice he will be destitute of religion for "Whoever would be courageous in all things must be just." In conclusion, the speaker urged upon his hearers the necessity of being patient at all times, of opening the windows of our souls to God and letting in Divine light. For as the wise men of the East followed the guiding star...