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...strictly undergraduate basis, Princeton has set forth clearly her position in regard to collegiate athletics. By her action she indirectly states that the odds of a university team against a college team are too heavy for her to bear, or, at the least, that she does not care to compete with any but strictly college teams. Princeton has thus lowered her athletics from a university to a college standard. If she persists in her present attitude, she must expect that, in rating her, it will be according to the college standard...
...United States would be benefited by the loss of the care. - (a) Gains goodwill and cooperation of other nations: Am. Hist. Leaflets. No. 6, p. 26. - (b) A less pretentious foreign policy encouraged: Boston Herald, Feb. 4, 1892, p. 8; Yale Review...
Sacrifice originated in the idea that the dead needed ministry and care, and the necessary things were brought and laid on the graves, the first altars. Then it was thought that by bringing their gifts to the altar, they entered into close relations with their God and formed ties of loyalty to him. The next step made it a necessity that the gifts to the god should be of the finest and these the people willingly gave. And we tonight to come close to God, must give to him the finest and dearest that we have...
WANTED a tutor in Semitic 15. Address J. O. P. care Leavitt & Peirce...
...games, in much the same manner as the Mott Haven team in the spring. As the games are important, it is very necessary that all who train should do so faithfully. There are only three weeks before the games and all candidates ought to feel bound to take good care of themselves. New candidates are especially urged to try, for men who seem to give good promise for the future are certain to be given a trial. In fact, this will be about the only opportunity to judge the men before the severe work of the spring...