Word: without
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Catholic Church occupies a very important public position. No party, no statesman leaves it out of account. It has a tremendous power. It claims to be the direct organ of God, and, for that reason, absolute and infallible. These great and unique claims can not be passed over without a challenge. This is the answer of liberalism...
...football question. Statements have now been issued by the athletic authorities of both universities and upon the real merits of these statements, Harvard men need have no fear to rest the issue. We should be inclined to let Manager Foote's announcement in yesterday's Yale News pass without comment, as too utterly disingenuous to deserve a can did consideration, were it not for the fact that by making it appear that Professor Ames has acted arbitrarily and even tyrannically, Mr. Foote has left it to be inferred by the general public that Harvard undergraduates have held a passive...
...interference in which the ends take part was tried again yesterday but without success. Twice the second eleven came very near scoring, but the first eleven never had any chance of making a touchdown. It was only towards the end of the long practice that the first eleven seemed to wake...
...There were present two members of the Harvard Board of Overseers, the most prominent benefactor of its athletic interests, and other eminent Harvard graduates. A full understanding was reached by which a dual league in all branches of athletics was to be entered into for a term of years, without any other announcement to the public than the publication of the indenture when signed. It was expressly understood, on the suggestion of the Harvard men, that no letter should be written by either side. The agreement was to be left exactly as if it had been brought about...
...appeal to purpose more effective, the horizon of the student broadens and his pulses quicken with a desire to be of some account to his fellow men. The turning of the thought of the time more and more to the welfare of the masses is doubtless an influence from without, affecting in this same direction the university and the student The result, thoroughly inevitable and legitimate, is an unaffected humanitarian impulse, sustained in one man or another, as the case may be, by varied personal, moral, or religious motives...