Word: whole
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Alexander '87 was at the quarters today, and this afternoon the whole 'Varsity squad went down river to West Point on the yacht "Halcyon," placed at their service by H. C. Smith '93. Several members of the crew also attended a lecture in Poughkeepsie by Burr McIntosh on "Yale at Henley." The Cornell, Pennsylvania and Columbia men were also there...
...announcement that the Department of Philosophy will recommend that the Faculty consider individual petitions next year to have Philosophy I counted a whole course, as usual, for Seniors, will set at rest the supposition that any arbitrary discrimination was to be made against the Senior Class. Such a recommendation practically assures Seniors of permission to take the course as heretofore if they have been counting on taking it, or if they have other sufficient reasons to warrant the granting of such permission. The new restriction is simply intended to bar out any men who would enroll in the course...
...department of Philosophy will recommend to the Faculty at its meeting on Tuesday that, in response to the petition lately presented by the students, all Seniors who desire to take Philosophy I next year and have it count as a whole course, present individual petitions to the Faculty at the beginning of the next academic year. These petitions, they promise, shall be carefully considered, and in all cases where reasonable grounds are furnished for taking the course as a whole course, the petitions will be granted. The department does not wish, however, to alter the announcement in the Catalogue...
...away, and in a few strokes were leading by a length. From here on they were never headed, and, rowing in excellent form, with plenty of reserve strength, they pulled steadily ahead and won by four lengths in the splendid time of 8 m. 7s. The crew as a whole did fine work, showing a marked improvement over the form shown by the Weld crews in the class races. They rowed an even and well-lengthened stroke with lots of life, and never were in need of spurting. The crew was made up as follows...
...illustrations are on the whole creditable, and the written contributions have, to an unusual degree, caught the spirit of genuine humor. The take-off on Richard Harding Davis' latest story in Scribner's is especially successful in this respect...