Word: eagerly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Officers' Reserve Corps, men of some education, whose every interest is opposed to war. By training themselves, they feel that they have performed in part a duty to the country and to themselves, which not only makes them of great value in any national emergency, but also eager to see that the emergency never arises...
...presence is infinitely preferable to its absence, and improvements can be made any general or particular improvements, so much the better for all concerned. Some of the innovations and special characteristics may succeed, others may fail and be discarded. But in the hands of the men who were eager, keen, and forceful enough to introduce the system into this Division can be left its development...
This victory is the fifth for the Freshman team, with two defeats also in their record. Princeton and Yale have both been defeated, and the team is now eager to beat the University when it shoots against Captain Gray's outfit next Saturday...
...effort to ascertain the sentiment of men prominently identified with the question of military training, a CRIMSON reborter interviewed Colonel Browning on the subject yesterday afternoon. He exhibited considerable reluctance to be quoted, maintaining that since the popular conception of the military man was that of a person eager for war, people at once accepted his statements as hopelessly biased...
Battery Coach Mitchell is eager for more temperate weather so that his pitchers can get outdoors. He feels that the cagework is inconclusive and he is anxious to see how the hurlers will show up under actual playing conditions. The moundsmen who make the Southern trip are likely to be chosen from the following: Spalding, K. N. Hill, Puffer, Brown, Norris, Johnson, Casto, Nash, and Cordingley. The last-named has been taking things easily on account of his injured wrist, and the exact date when he will be available for active work is still uncertain...