Word: whose
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Professor James entertained at his house Monday night the freshmen, whose advisor...
Harvard's play was anything but first-class. The backs as usual made good individual gains; but they were helped little by the forwards whose interference, especially in the first half, amounted to nothing at all. The whole rush-line lacked snap and precision. It could not prevent Stagg's team from making gains by the same wedge which they used successfully in breaking Harvard's line in the first game. No part of the Harvard rush-line proved able to stop the play; for it went through by the tackles just about as frequently as between the guards...
...book is well illustrated with full page portraits of noted college players, though no personal sketches accompany the photographs. The Harvard men whose pictures are given are: D. S. Dean '91, quarter-back on last year's eleven; W. A. Brooks '87, captain and centre-rush of the '87 team; E. J. Lake '92, half-back last year and this; B. W. Trafford '93, captain and full back this year; V. M. Harding '89, quarter-back on '88's eleven; J. Corbett '94, half-back last year; P. D. Trafford '89, right-guard for four years; A. J. Cumnock...
...concluding article of the number is another addition to the constantly-accumulating Lowell magazine literature, - on "Lowell and the Birds." Its author is Leander S. Keyser, whose new bird book is attracting so much attention among bird lovers...
...presumption of a change of domicil. So, if he have no father living, if he have a dwelling-house of his own, or real estate of which he retains the occupation; if he have a mother or other connections, with whom he has been accustomed to reside, and to whose family he returns in vacations; if he describes himself of such place, and otherwise manifests his intent to continue his domicil there; these are all circumstances tending to prove that his domicil is not changed. But if, having a father or mother, they should remove to the town where...