Word: actually
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High jump--Won by F. W. C. Foster '03, 2 in., actual jump, 5 ft. 8 in.; second, N. F. Glidden, Jr., '08, scratch, actual jump...
...most elementary of the three is English 18, "The Forms of Public Address," which is open to an unlimited number of Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors. The aim of this course, as its name signifies, is to study the forms of public address. There is no actual speaking in the course, but every student is required to draw up two briefs, and to write five manuscripts of 1000-1500 words, two of which must be arguments. The choice of topics for the other three manuscripts and their treatment will largely be left to the discretion of each student...
English 30 is a course in actual debating, and consequently has usually been limited to thirty six men. Should the number of applicants warrant it, however, a second section will be formed. In this course each man debates three times at least, and is expected to draw up carefully prepared briefs. Except with the consent of the instructor, course 30 is open to Juniors and Seniors only...
This season a system of graduate coaches has been tried, with doubtful success. Hare, Folwell, Boyle, Goodman and Carnett have done most of the coaching, usually by actual playing with the team...
...actual training of the team, the differences between the two countries is no less marked. In America . . . training is a matter of loyal duty, almost of religion. . . . In England there is no call for candidates, and when I asked to whom I should report, my question was not understood. . . . There was, of course, no professional trainer. I was not expected to report to anyone...