Word: tested
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...test must be completed within fifteen minutes and be witnessed by three persons. No belts, straps or harnesses are to be used in making an official test...
Since rivalry in high strength tests has grown from a matter of individual to one of possible intercollegiate competition, the establishment of a uniform system among a number of colleges and universities may, by each year giving some one man the recognized championship, prevent considerable bickering. Last year for instance people who are interested may remember that Harvard, Yale and Amherst each had claimants in the field, since, while the methods of test were supposed to be the same, no one could be sure that the apparatus was of a uniform standard. The new agreement by providing for inspection...
FRESHMAN CREW.- The following Freshman crew candidates take the strength test this afternoon: 2 o'clock, Endicont; 2.10, Lawrence; 2.20, Brown; 2.30, Jirus; 2.40, Whitney; 2.50, Perry; 3, Higbee; 3.10, Stearns; 3.20, Pease; 3.30, Morse; 3.40, Harper; 3.50, MacKay; 4, Burton...
...that the upper classes have a higher percentage than the lower, and the classical side is better than the English. The conclusions can be drawn from a study of the figures; that football success is not incompatible with scholarship; that football is an intellectual game, and not merely a test of physical strength, and that the active scholarship rule is favorable not only to scholarship, but also to football success, particularly in view of the excellent record made by this team on the football field last fall...
ITHACA, N. Y., Jan. 12.- Without unreasonable inconvenience, rowing three races was out of the question and rowing two races in two different places was to be avoided. Cornell was concerned about two things-first, a place for a fair and complete test; second, an arrangement whereby she could meet all competitors. The rumor that at an informal meeting of the captains at Albany, Cornell demanded an agreement for a term of years, is not true. Captain Colson had no instructions to demand anything of the sort...