Word: distinctively
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...members come together for the first rehearsal this evening at 7 o'clock in the Music Building. Probably in no other year have the results of trials for new men been more successful either in numbers or quality, while the discovery of promising soloists in tour distinct departments assures interesting, popular, and varied programs...
...scrimmage started off with two exchanges of punts with neither team gaining a distinct advantage. On the third punt, Barbee, who was doing the kicking for the first team, caught the ball on the side of his foot and gave the Seconds the ball on the 17-yard line...
...Distinct gains viare made in most of the other departments of the University. The Engineering School showed 265 men enrolled as compared with 238 last year at the same time. The Graduate School of Education, with 162, showed an increase of 41, figures a year ago being 111. The Theological School, with 49 students has 24 more than last September...
Possessed of a distinct individuality, as its vote in the last election shows, Wisconsin went about her peculiar ways last week. She held a primary in anticipation of an election on Sept. 29 to fill the Senate seat vacated by the death of Robert M. LaFollette...
...There is a corollary to President Little's observation which I have not seen mentioned in the discussions of how college students spend their time. This is, that there seems to be a distinct relationship between the percentage of students who do not study and the percentage of professors who are not good teachers. My own opportunities for observation have been only occasional, but I have noticed, with much interest that college professors who have a reputation as good teachers, and who pay more attention to their classroom work than to their personal studies, have large classes of voluntary students...