Word: seconde
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...dual league scheme, and the Athletic committee have almost played into their hands. Some of them honestly think the scheme best for our interests, but others appear to be merely actuated by the desire (of which the newspapers accuse all Harvard) of wanting us to be sure of second place, since we can't get first. Do these men adequately represent the college sentiment? We were told at the mass meeting that except Yale, the other colleges can not fairly compete with us; yet some how the fact is that they do, and beat us in the bargain. Harvard...
...lecture courses are an nounced: a course of University Lectures, by Dr. McCosh, on "The Prevailing Types of Philosophy, Can They Reach Reality Logically?" to begin early in the second term, and a new course of lectures, by Professor Frothingham on "Monastic Art" to be given once a week throughout the year. Announcement is also made of the new Electrical Engineering course, stating the time required, course of study, and the conditions upon which applicants are admitted...
...Yale junior appointments, the list of which for 1890 was published in Monday's CRIMSON, New Haven has the most representatives in the philosophical; New York city stands second, having two men, while Boston has one man. Of the athletes, Graves has an oration, Poole is among the second disputes, and Noyes is in the dissertations...
There will be no midyear examination in Mathematic 4. The members of the course will, however, be expected to hand in within two weeks after the beginning of the second half-year solutions to twenty specified problems...
...divided the cost of a product into two great classes, each with two sub-divisions, as follows: I. So much of the price of the product as represents the cost of production under the most disadvantageous circumstances. This consists of two parts, first, the remuneration of labor, i.e., wages; second, the remuneration of capital, i.e., interest. II. Excess of price over cost of production, i.e., surplus. This consists likewise of two parts, first, return to owners of land, i. e., rent; second, return to owners of business ability, i. e., profits. Setting aside the whole of this second grade...