Word: resting
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...arguments of any weight were advanced by either side and the debate as it progressed degenerated into personalities. After the principal disputants had spoken R. L. O'Brien followed with a humorous analogy, "Publius Maximus and his Emaciated Horse. The rest of the evening was spent in discussing this simile...
...dwell upon. Suffice it to say that in every way she came up to the expectations of the audience. Miss Huntington has a contralto voice of wonderful sweetness and adds to this an ability to act as few opera singers can. Miss Huntington appears as Paul Jones and the rest of the parts are well taken...
Both sides played a regulation game, rushing the ball and kicking on the third down. Occasionally, however, Trafford gave the men a rest by punting on the first down. Harvard's work was characterized by shap and she made more successful attempts at team play than she has shown heretofore this season. Everybody in the rush line held and used his hands, however, and Harvard, as a result, lost the ball on fouls repeatedly. The men showed an inability to stop Amherst's V which gained her five or ten yards time and again. Once or twice also the Amherst...
...female parts in the comedy are of minor importance, but Miss O'Leary and Miss Addison made the most of theirs. The Heir at Law will be given tonight and tomorrow afternoon and evening. The rest of the week will be devoted to She Stoops to Conquer...
...inveterate shingle-hunter can find enough to choose from among the existing clubs. It is therefore in every one's interest to squelch any new at tempt in this direction. The CRIMSON has already spoken on this subject, but does so again in the hope that its remarks may rest as a preventive at this critical time of the year...