Word: workingment
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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To those who have never tried a run with the hare and hounds, it may not be out of place to state that these runs are open to all members of the university. They require no training, and form a most enjoyable means of exercise to men who are not...
We can hardly imagine what the freshmen are thinking of. Yesterday not enough men appeared on Norton's field to complete two elevens, a condition of affairs which has seldom occurred in years past. It is absolutely necessary for more ninety-four men to try for their class team. Yale...
Having demonstrated the advantages of advanced graduate work, Professor Royce proceeds to a more elaborate discussion of the proposed reduction to three years. He explains the working of the proposed system which seems to be rendered necessary in view of the relatively advanced age which statistics show to be the...
The candidates for the senior class eleven are working every afternoon on Norton Field in charge of Captain Bowman. The following men have presented themselves as candidates: Austin, Black, Barron, Baldwin, Bangs, Burling, Corning, Dodge, Embick, Farquhar, Gerin, Harris, Healey, Huntress, Keene, Mariner, Marsh, McLeod, Nichols, Page, Randall, Valle, Wainright...
What will you say as college life gathers itself into a single impression at your departure from it, what will you say of it in this regard of which I have been speaking? Does college life as it is lived today do this? Does it claim the energies of man...