Word: almost
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1910-1919
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...punt which was recovered by the Reds. Coach Haughton was on the field directing practice, and he was assisted by Dr. P. Withington '09, F. J. Bradlee '15, J. A. Gilman, Jr., '16, F. B. Withington '15, and T. J. Coolidge, 3d, '15. The Red team used open plays almost entirely, and several lateral passes of the type used by the Yale team were tried with varying success. J. A. Doherty '16 starred, making several long runs from position, and handling kicks in first class fashion. Daily scrimmages will be held for the remainder of the week, and there will...
...satisfactorily disposed of by popular vote, and agitation and strife will continue until such a vote is obtained. The results of the Forum were enough to indicate that both sides have active support. The members of the Student Council should remember that the prestige of that body depends almost entirely upon the intelligent handling of public issues such as this...
...unfortunate experiences of certain other colleges with this disease. At the present time with the system of frequent routine examinations of the water, milk and food supplies of our dining halls any epidemic is practically out of the question, yet sporadic cases acquired from outside creep in. Students almost without exception, take some food and water from other places than their regular eating place. Furthermore, in the summer, which is the typhoid season, the student population scatters and with the characteristic activity of young men their excursions are often extensive and lead them into conditions of improper sanitation...
...success has attended these efforts. At a recent meeting, the Faculty not only rejected all of the recommendations, but made no move to substitute anything in their stead. It seems, then, that the Faculty means to jog along in the same old way, in the face of persistent and almost unanimous opposition from students of all grades and interests...
There is no one who has not felt the thrill, the horror of the European war. At first almost impossible of comprehension, we have gradually come to consider it not only a reality but a common-place. Yet at some time every American must have asked himself whether he too would give his life in case our country should ask it. If we have had near relatives and friends who have volunteered or have already fallen it may have been even harder to sit still as a mere spectator of the most tremendous and disastrous war in history...