Word: brilliantly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...encouraging feature of the play was the re-appearance of Gilman, who went in for a while at his old position of tackle, where he played a brilliant game...
Several of the Harvard men who have been in the ambulance service have left it to take an active part in the struggle. Among these are O. D. Filley '06, now a lieutenant in the British air service, who was recently decorated for brilliant conduct in action; D. P. Starr '08 and W. G. Oakman, Jr., '08, who are said to be driving armored motors in the Dardanelles; E. C. Cowdin, 2d, '08, Norman Prince '08, and Frazier Curtis '98, in the French aviation service. R. T. W. Moss '95 entered the Ambulance service in January, 1915, but in March...
...played quarter for a part of the game, Taft and Legore, were the chief offenders in this respect. The game was featured by strenuous playing which resulted in numerous penalties and several injuries. Black, Betts, and Baldridge were forced to withdraw on account of injuries, as was Chenowith, the brilliant Lehigh quarter who in the last period sustained a fractured...
...Faculty of the Law School has made the following awards of prizes and scholarships for excellence in work done last year. The Sears Prizes, of $375 each, are awarded annually to those "who shall have done the most brilliant work in their class during the current year." These prizes have been awarded to Elliott Dunlap Smith '3L., Gerad Carl Henderson 3L., Donald Earl Dunbar 2L., and Joseph Nye Welch...
...with a distinct feeling of regret, that one reads the last installment of the brilliant series of informal essays from the pen of the retiring editor. In his farewell, which closes the series, Mr. Thayer says of these much discussed articles: "These papers have never had either official, semi-official, or editorial significance. The aim of each has simply been to set forth the opinions or fantasies of the individual who wrote it." As such, they have been eminently successful, for they have always been one of the distinctive features of the magazine...