Word: exceedingly
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Introductory matter should be carefully distinguished from the brief proper, and special attention should be given to distinguishing main from subordinate ideas and to phrasing both as reasons for the conclusion. The brief should not exceed two pages of forensic paper written on one side. These briefs will be discussed in class at the Tuesday lectures...
Introductory matter should be carefully distinguished from the brief proper, and special attention should be given to distinguishing main from subordinate ideas and to phrasing both as reasons for the conclusion. The brief should not exceed two pages of forensic paper written on one side. These briefs will be discussed in class at the Tuesday lectures...
Food shall be supplied by the a la carte system, and the prices set in the bill of fare upon articles which have been served at the Foxcroft Club, shall not exceed the average prices charged at that Club during the academic years 1891-92, and 1892-93. I shall be possible, however, for a member ordering at any meal to order the "regular" breakfast, or lunch, or dinner, such "regular" meal being a selection of dishes made by the steward. The aggregate charge for a week of twenty-one "regular" meals shall not be less than $2.50 or more...
...need is of a proper building for the library and reading-room, which must form a part of it. It would be difficult to exaggerate the insufficiency of the present building for the proper arrangement and care of the constantly increasing store of books which already exceed its capacity, as well as the unfitness of the accommodations which it affords to the constantly increasing number of students that frequent...
...first step will be the choice of good speakers Friday evening. All men in the university are entitled to speak, but each man's speech must not exceed five minutes. The question, accurately stated, is as follows: - "Resolved, that the power of railroad corporations in the United States should be further limited by national legislation." Dean Briggs, Professor Taussig, and Mr. Hayes have kindly consented to act as Judges. The three best speakers in college are wanted and every man, with any ability in that line, should present himself Friday night without fail...