Word: whose
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Competition has been restricted to the colleges whose alumni presented the trophy, for the last four years, but next year it will be open to all colleges, although a unanimous consent must be obtained for the admission of new applicants.- It is probable, therefore, that the interest in college chess will become more general and widespread, as the game has already gained a strong foothold among the students of many of the colleges of this country...
...developed by scientific methods. Dogma has a bad sound to many; but it is simply the church expressing what she means by her worship. No body of persons who have no way of telling their object, can have so strong a form of corporate life as a body whose belief is fully stated...
...unique features of the Law School is the student law clubs or courts, whose object is to give their members practice in arguing points of law as they will some day have to argue them in actual courts of law. There are now about a dozen of these clubs which meet every week and by this means about a hundred members of each class get actual practice in legal arguing. The oldest club is the Pow Wow, which was founded in 1870 by eight first year students, among whom are Professor J. B. Ames of the Law School, Austen...
...being the first member of the Zeta Psi Fraternity to receive a senior election. He was slapped for Wolfs Head. Zeta Psi, although young at Yale is coming up with a rush and this marks its recognition by the senior societies. Wolfs Head was the only one this year whose elections were openly refused. R. D. Tytus, C. D. Clark and H. D. Kountze were the men who declined. Kountze afterward went to Keys...
...last performance of "The Alcayde," the '96 Pi Eta theatricals, was given with great success last night in the Lynn Theatre. A large and enthusiastic audience was present, and gave F. E. Barry, the composer of the music, whose home is at Lynn, a hearty reception...