Word: stricting
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This is but the beginning, however. Our policy from now on must be the strict adherence to the spirit and letter of the rules. And only faithful and conscientious regard to this need will make the spread of reform universal and bring Harvard due credit for her effort...
...candidates for the freshman crew have now gone into strict training. As was expected, the long rest which the men had in the vacation has had a bad effect for the time being upon the character of their work. The men are now loose and unsteady, but the coaches expect soon to get them into form...
...Carey Building and practiced in the tank. They went through only the body motions. Until after the midyear examinations there will be no regular training. They will do a little rowing, a little dumb-bell and chestweight work, following with a run. After the midyears, training will be strict. The coaching will be done by Bond, Waters and Newell, none of whom will row this year...
...vigorously enforced. (a) It is constitutional, under the Supreme Court decision of May 15, '93. (b) It will not materially affect our commercial relations with China. (c) It is the best policy. (1) Benefits the Chinamen legally here. (2) Is easy to comply with. (3) Is not too strict, our former laws having been grossly violated...
...Hence (1) Rotation in office; (2) Geographical appointments; (3) Unfit or corrupt officials. Roosefelt: Practical Politics, pp. 11-41. (b) It results in responsibility to the party, not to the people. (c) It gives undue influence to certain sections; Chinese and Silver questions. (d) Strict party government results in a rule by but little over one-quarter of the voters...