Word: constantly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...CRIMSON believes that granting Western men a full vacation at Christmas time would remove a constant source of irritation and a strong grievance which Western men at college now feel. This would indirectly, but none the less surely, tend to still further increase the number of Western students. This reason in itself should convince the Faculty of the wisdom of granting students whose homes are at a distance, a vacation as long as Easterners...
...tackle and rush-line back, have been told to do. He understands in what way he can depend on them. So much for theory. But now by close familiarity with the personalities of these neighbors, he understands to what exact extent he can depend on each one; by constant practice with them, by daily experience of them, he has learned how far he can rely on them; he feels their presence, even though he cannot see them; he knows instinctively as he advances that they are by his side or backing him up at a definite spot; he goes into...
...football they have shown the whole year. The line, which was thought weak, was impregnable to consistent gains. The ends, coping with players of great ability, were always playing the game with good football instincts. The backfield, unable to work smoothly together in the first half, and bothered by constant fumbling, was not able, until the second half, to show the power it possessed. The Amherst game last Saturday was the opportunity for the let-up expected between two championship contests. Playing indifferently in the first half, but rallying in the second in a fashion which could not be denied...
...decrease in receipts of several thousand dollars caused by doing away with subscriptions, combined with a formidable array of increased expenditures, formed an obstacle which only most careful and constant supervision on the part of those in charge could surmount...
...cheering of both supporting contingents was vigorous and toward the end of the game, constant. The unpleasant element of trying to rattle the opposing fielders was absent to a degree unseen in a Yale game during the last few years. Both sides cheered at all times, and always with the sole intent of encouraging the teams...