Word: protect
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...desirable for the maintenance of national respect: Mahan's Sea Power; Pres. Cleveland's message, Dec. 1885. - (a) To protect Americans abroad. - (1) Madagascar. - (2) Blue fields. - (3) Colombia. - (b) To add weight to demands. - (c) To prevent insults. - (1) Case of Allianca...
...athletic sport and gymnastic game. Before making his choice, the student should have a physical examination and the benefit of expert advice as to what exercise he may best follow. The final selection, however, should be optional with the student, except in those cases where prohibition is necessary to protect from injury. After the student has made his choice, if he devotes an amount of time equivalent to at least four hours a week, he should receive some sort of credit for this work from the highest authorities of the University. Further, if any student passes an examination...
...outrages committed by local toughs who parade the streets the night of a big game wearing college colors. For the past two years we have been given a chance to read long accounts of the ingenious schemes by which proprietors of metropolitan theatres and music halls have proposed to "protect" themselves from college boys. And this year, as a grand climax, the fact has been telegraphed all over the country that the last great game this year was played under at east nominal police surveillance...
Holmes and Rice fail to protect their positions and are slow in the interference...
Bull at the other end is one of the best players on the team. He is at present laid up, and his place is taken by Newell. The latter plays hard, but fails to protect his position. Newell also has a lame shoulder and is likely to be injured...