Word: hitherto
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...least of it, disgraceful. Let it be remembered that this is the only opportunity which the class enjoys of meeting together as a whole. It will indeed be foolish to hold a "junior class dinner" when but one-seventh of the entire class intend to be present. Hitherto the class of '96 has been noted for its class feeling and for the spirit and enthusiasm with which it has supported its various teams. Bearing this in mind, then, let it not now be said that the class of '96 showed such little class feeling that less than one-quarter...
...edition of Dante's complete works in a single volume, edited by the Rev. Dr. Moore, is soon to be issued from the Clarendon press, and will unquestionably afford a much better text of the prose works than any hitherto published. It will be a great boon to the student...
...many of them radical; yet the most radical is the one which should find most favor in the eyes of college men: "Let college matches be college matches, for college people, on college grounds." We do not believe that this suggests too extreme a restriction. The publicity which has hitherto attended all collegiate football, has been in part to blame for the abuses which have crept into the game, and wholly to blame for the unnatural position which it now occupies. There has been too great a pressure brought upon the college man to make him forget that his athletic...
...limitations proposed are in line with the policy which the faculty has hitherto been acting upon. They concern leaves of absence from town to play the game, the university standing of the players, etc. It is not a radical change...
...radical change in the system of ranking the members of the academic freshman class was instituted at the beginning of the present term. Hitherto the entire class has been ranked on the basis of scholarship, but after a careful consideration of the question, the Faculty have decided to put a new plan in operation. By it the class is divided into three sections each of which is further subdivided into three divisions, the first of which contains the high-stand men, the other two being arranged on a purely alphabetical basis. While the method just adopted is somewhat...