Word: progressivity
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...Freshman football team will probably play its first game with Exeter Academy at Exeter on Oct. 12. Good progress has been made by the squad so far, and from now on all coaching will be in charge of J. S. Lawrence '01, A. Winsor '02, J. D. Clark '03 and D. W. Knowlton '03. The men are mostly heavier than last year's freshmen candidates, and have already been divided into two sections, each of which is made up of four elevens. It is hoped that the first out-down of the squad can be made...
This superiority, however, is being widely recognized in England, and has lately resulted in an attempt to close the Henley Regatta to Americans rather than raise the standards of training and watermanship. Taking into consideration the spirit of modern times toward progress and competition, this seems anything but a good plan, for with all their faults American methods are the methods that should in the end prevail...
...early yesterday morning. Although he had not been well for some days previous he had persisted in his college work until last Friday night before reporting his illness at the college office. When the medical visitor called he found Dr. Hildreth in attendance, but the disease had made such progress that, in spite of the efforts of five physicians, it terminated fatally in less than two days. An autopsy was held, and death was found to have been due to septic typhoid fever...
...large part of the new fence which is being built around the Yard at a cost of about $70,000 will be completed by Commencement Day. Delay in securing the iron-work has hindered the progress of the fence during the last few weeks, as the brick and stone work has been ready for some time. When the sections that have already been assigned to classes have been completed, the Yard will be surrounded from the Meyer Gate, around Massachusetts Avenue to Quincy street, with the exception of a small part behind Holworthy. The individuality of the sections given...
...Concerning the conditions of the progress of the Standard Oil Company, one must say: they have no rational sanction which can decide ultimate judgment; they were simply inevitable...