Word: attempting
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...roughly contested and as the score indicates, neither team had any decisive advantage. The heavier Yale forwards broke up Princeton's team-play and during the first half the play was very even. Princeton's forwards made the greater number of shots but Carhart, Yale's goal, stopped every attempt. Towards the end of the period, while Blair. Princeton's point, was off the ice, Cox scored from a scrimmage for the only goal of the evening. In the second period the Yale defence was able to keep Princeton outside the danger zone and, although Kay, who played rover...
...view of the present demand for competent advice to young people concerning vocations appropriate to their opportunities and capacity, and because of the increased responsibility thus put upon school teachers and others, this course has been provided. The lectures will attempt to show the aims of the new movement, to describe what is now being done in various parts of the world, and to guide the students to a knowledge of sound principles in giving vocational counsel and to the best sources of the knowledge necessary for effective work...
...addition to lectures, a few visits to printing offices will be arranged. Written reports will be called for on these visits. No attempt will be made to consider the details of shopwork but an effort will be made to give a clear grasp of the subject...
...Freshman hockey team defeated Rindge Manual training School in the first scheduled game of the season, at Brae Burn, on Saturday, by the score of 5 to 3. The soft ice tended to make the game slow, and handicapped the forwards in their attempt to pass...
...Garcelon's class in general athletics, which starts today, is practically the only organized attempt in the University to gather together a squad of men for the sole purpose of showing them the true value of exercise for its own sake. That it fulfills its purpose is evinced by the fact that the membership of the class is three times as great as it was last year. Most of these men are Freshmen, and all are more or less inexperienced, for no man engaged in organized sport is allowed to join the class. The fact that so many men have...