Word: without
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...them any time up to noon on Saturday. The office is open from 9 o'clock in the morning to 6 o'clock at night. If any applicant cannot occupy one of the seats himself, he must return them to the Athletic Association. Violation of this agreement, without permission of the management, will be sufficient ground for blacklisting. Any Harvard man whose tickets are sold or offered for sale at a premium will be blacklisted...
...called for them at the H. A. A. are reminded that the distribution of Yale tickets closes this evening at 6 o'clock. If any applicant cannot occupy one of the seats himself, he must return the tickets to the H. A. A. Violation of this agreement, without permission of the management, will be sufficient ground for blacklisting. Any Harvard man whose tickets are sold or offered for sale at a premium will be black-listed...
...member of the University whose tickets are sold or offered at a premium will be blacklisted. Students applying for two tickets and agreeing to occupy personally one of the seats applied for or to return the tickets to the Athletic Association will be blacklisted for violation of the agreement without the expressed permission of the management...
...Brown goal-line but both times losing the ball on a fumble. The second team was particularly successful in the use of the forward pass, attempting six, five of which were completd and netted a total of eighty yards. The Brown team also tried the passing game but without success. However, the one pass that did work gained forty-five yards, the runner clearing all the Harvard team with the exception of Murray...
...lies in the fact that there is no "give and take" between the minds of professor and students. The former occupies an aloof, oracular position, delivering himself to a non-receptive audience of the ideas he has worked out alone or the facts he has collected. The latter listen without enthusiasm and dully set down in notes what they think they hear. In those cases where the lecturer, through his personality or power of popularizing, arouses unusual interest, a theatrical burst of applause betrays the peculiar attitude engendered by the platform lecture...