Word: laterizing
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...nines of the Alpha Delta Phi and the Zeta Psi played an interesting game yesterday afternoon on Holmes, The former nine marched on the field headed by a brass band, and their opponents came later following a pianoorgan. After the game, the nines and their supporters marched through the yard. Mr. Bingham gave great satisfaction as umpire. The score...
...tone of morals is exceptionally healthful. Public sentiment in college is on the side of sincere and manly piety. The old practice of appointing a single preacher and compelling the students to hear him had to be given up at Harvard, as it will sooner or later have to be at Yale and every other real university." The sober and appreciative spirit manifested in this editorial is very refreshing when compared with the frivolous and sensational articles which too often find their way into the public prints of Boston...
...17th, 18th and 19th, Cambridge University defeated at Cambridge, the Gentlemen of England by two runs and six wickets. The score was: Gentlemen of England, 1st innings, 79; 2nd innings, 114. Cambridge University, 1st innings, 85; 2nd innings, 110 for 4 wickets. A few days later-May 21st, 22nd and 23d, the game at Oxford between the Gentlemen of England and Oxford University resulted in a draw, somewhat in favor of the former. The score was: Gentlemen of England, 1st innings, 190; 2nd innings, 447; Oxford University, 1st innings, 294; 2nd innings, 160 for 5 wickets...
...legislative, executive, and judicial departments, and then proceeds to discuss current questions and events, showing the changes which have been made in the course of development of the political situation of our country. In the appendix may be found the Articles of Confederation, and the Constitution with the later amendments, the whole volume making a convenient reference book besides being good reading...
...Veteran's Death" is a revival of the later Napoleonic days, when the hero himself was in exile at St. Helena, and Paris was in the hands of his most hated enemies. It is a touching story of that devotion to a great chief so common among old soldiers. Even in his leader's deepest misfortune the veteran remains faithful. Despite a somewhat sudden transition in the death scene the story is realistic and fires the reader with a thrill of martial enthusiasm...