Word: copings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Caminetti, in aiming at the very source of the immigration question, is taking a right stop. With emigration from Europe at its height, we cannot hope to cope with the problem alone. Cooperation is the only remedy. Congress, in drafting the proposed immigration bill at its next session, will give to Mr. Caminetti's recommendation the fullest possible consideration...
...team is a good one and is led by Rogers, Martin, Penfield and Swede, runners who should finish in one of the first ten or fifteen places. They defeated Yale two weeks ago with little difficulty, Rogers capturing first place. It is doubtful whether they will be able to cope with Cornell's well balanced team, especially as Swede is hampered...
...surprise yesterday when M. Duane '23 defeated C. P. Holmes '22, 6-2, 6-4, in the first match of the Interclass Tournament finals. Duane played in top form sweeping Holmes before him with a terrific driving game. Holmes showed at his best, but was unable to cope with the furious rallies of his opponent, whose exhibition today practically clinches his position on next spring's team. The only other match played was J. D. Chase '22 vs. J. M. Cabot '23, which the former took easily, 6-3, 6-3. The other matches, including the Union singles finals were...
...strongest feature in Niles' play was his uncanny knack at placing the ball. He was very accurate and steady but could not cope with the speed of his opponent, who swept him off his feet. Neither he nor Guild chose to play close to the net, both preferring to stay well in the back court and rely on stiff driving to get their points...
...social problems of this day are so acute and widespread that the cooperation of all thinking men is necessary to cope with them. No student need defer his participation, in their solution until after graduation, for there is simple opportunity for vital service by undergraduates. Postponement of social service is not only unnecessary but is also likely to be unwholesome, in that it leaves the humanitarian impulses--so essential to human progress--unused during a period which is most favorable to their development. Habits of generosity or of selfishness towards one's fellows are easily formed, but broken with difficulty...