Word: neither
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Last evening in Sever 11 Mr. Copeland began his course on the English Novelists with a very interesting lecture on Samuel Richardson. Mr. Copeland compared Richardson to Fielding and pointed out that though neither of them could be considered as the beginner of the English novel, the credit of the new opening in literature was due to both of them. He spoke of three methods of writing a novel, the divine method, the reminiscent, and the letter writing method, and showed how Richardson had tried to combine the first two in the last, and how he had failed to make...
...varsity team races this year, in addition to the class races, at the B. A. A. winter meet which will be held in Mechanics Building, Boston, on February 5. The first will be with Yale, which has definitely decided to send a team, and the second with Columbia. Neither the University of Pennsylvania nor Cornell will send teams. In the meet there will also be team races between Dartmouth and Brown, and between Amherst and Williams...
...well-known fact that the physical test required for the football team has raised the physical standard of the Freshman class during the last two years. But there are a great many men for whom neither football nor any of the other sports offer any incentive to physical development. Such men can not be allowed to go through College without a development of body, as well as of mind, and, it seems to me, one of the plans suggested by Dr. Sargent should be immediately adopted...
...Freshman crew went through their regular practice yesterday afternoon. It consisted of fifteen minutes' work on the machines, followed by light exercises in the Gymnasium and a half mile run on the board track. On the machines the men simply practiced the body reach; neither the oars nor the slides being used. The coaching was done by Mr. Lehmann, Mr. Willis, Captain Goodrich and members of the 'Varsity squad. Mr. Fernie and Mr. Howell, of last year's Cambridge eight, and Mr. Goldie of the Cambridge trial eights, who are on a short visit to this country, watched the practice...
...find a place in our political system for this anomalous population. She will, doubtless, apply for statehood which can hardly be refused on account of her size and population; yet 3,000 Americans and 61,000 foreigners will form a poor state to elect two senators and a representative. Neither can she remain a territory, for we have no place for a petrified territory, a dependent colony...