Word: doggedly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...played throughout the country. Of these games the Yale-Brown contest at New Haven will hold the strongest interest for Princeton and Cambridge. The Crimson and the Orange will both eagerly await its outcome and take it as an indication of what they may expect from the Bull Dog the next two Saturdays...
...time that college men quit the use of terms which are coined for a popular purpose, and which only befog any possible intelligent consideration of issues. Let us discuss industrial representation in government instead of "soviet" government and cease this business of giving a dog a bad name and hanging him for it. As they used to ask, "Do you believe in man's divine nature or his descent from monkeys?" So now they ask, "Do you believe in American or Soviet government?" It should be the distinction of college men above non-college men, as trained thinkers, that they...
...Modern Language Conference in Common Room, Conant Hall. "The Dog's Letter," Professor Grandgent...
...game are well under way, and the whole College is enthusiastically looking forward to a season which will avenge the defeat of 1916. In Captain Murray the team has chosen a good man, and it will follow him with a new determination to twist the tail of the bull-dog until he yelps...
...president of a would be republic of Czecho-Ptomania, C. Canfield '19 Catherine, sister of Borus, a socialist with a social twist, D. H. Read '19 General Hupincoff, J. Lavalle, J.r, '18 Colonel Umptski, A. Horween '20 Gumbutoff, Anabaptistical Attendant Idolizing Borus, R. H. Ware '20 Flitch, his dog, a Ptomania fleece-hound, The Dog Peter B. Heinz, of the 57 Workshop, Author of the Book, and admits it, C. LaFarge '20 Gedapski, just a horse J. C. Bolton '20 and E. A. Bacon '20 Spurzoff, Minister of the Army, G. C. Barclay '19 Peski, Minister of State, C. DeRham...