Word: makeing
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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Seniors are requested to make appointments for sittings at Pach's studio immediately as Mr. Tupper is desirous of finishing the work as soon as possible...
...possible and crying 'down' at once. Fortunately for football there were a few men, like Mr. Manning of Harvard, who, by the way, had practically the deciding of the question of the five yard rule, among the football legislators, who were determined, in spite of any college prejudice, to make rules that should insure the victory indisputably to the superior team. Through the unceasing efforts of these men a rule was at last formulated which made it necessary for a team to make a considerable advance or retreat in every three attempts, and this put an end at once...
...Society employs (in a department conducted independently like the other departments) an experienced tailor with assistants, who is competent to make complete suits in approved styles. The Society assumes all risks of misfits. There is an excellent assortment of patterns in new cloth of medium and high grades to select from...
...University of Pennsylvania will be of corrugated iron on a wooded frame, 100 feet wide by 200 long. with fifteen large wire-covered windows. A coating of white paint has been put on the interior to facilitate battery practice, while a well-made track, bath and dressing rooms will make indoor training a possibility. The cost will be $6,500 enough of which has already been subscribed to warrant immediate building...
...lack of success in recent years has not left us in the lethargic and apathetic condition which so many people seem to imagine. There has seldom been so much earnestness, energy and purpose in the athletic spirit of the university; we are going to work very seriously to make our athletic teams of the future more successful in their contests with the representatives of other colleges. It is useless to hope that the old class feeling, and the intensity it gave to the athletic spirit, will ever come back; nor is it desirable that it should. Our athletics must...