Word: controlled
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...days of rigid dogma and unyielding denominational pride. It will be difficult for the Harvard Divinity School to celebrate its own work without at the same time celebrating these advantages toward what Dr. A. C. McGiffert, in summing up the aims of the Christian faith, recently called "the control of all human relationships and institutions by the spirit of human sympathy, love and service." Boston Herald
...with guns and shells, covered with canvas painted in the queer brown, green and black futurist style to avoid detection. Even white horses had to succumb to the brush of this futurist artist. Aeroplane hangars went up with astounding rapidity and French machines multiplied just as rapidly. The French control of the air during the last and vital month of preparation was one of the outstanding features of the whole thing. French planes hovered over the supply trains and bases, French planes swept across the lines into the enemy's territory, but not one German plane was visible during...
...Yale Corporation has formally approved a plan whereby all athletic activities at the university will be governed by an organization to be known as the Board of Control. The board will consist of two members of the college faculty, two members of the Scientific School faculty, five graduates of the university and eight more members to be chosen by the corporation annually from the alumni or undergraduates, at its discretion...
...done by W. B. Felton '19, who prepared at Milton Academy, and H. Coolidge '19, of St. Mark's, who was also on the pitching staff, injured his arm early in the season and the main work fell entirely upon Felton and Coolidge. Felton, as a rule, shows good control but Coolidge has been somewhat erratic in his work on the Freshman team. C. F. Fuller '19, who did the receiving, showed the value of his experience at Groton, and should make a capable assistant to R. Harte '17, next year. Captain E. L. Casey '19, of Exeter, centre fielder...
...start in the first inning. The tie game on the spring trip was wiped out in the following contest, for Whitney pitched shut-out ball against Virginia, while the men behind him brought in five runs with the aid of as many hits and Rixey's loss of control...