Word: enough
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...action of the Corporation had no allusion to Mrs. Skeffington. Her address suffered, if it suffered at all, from a ruling which would apply equally to an Anglophile as to an Anglophobe address. Mrs. Skeffington's reception was proof enough of the rigid impartiality of Harvard's intellectual interests...
...their pictures taken and to send in the illustrious histories of their lives. This year's photograph committee intend to have the Senior Album published by May first, and if they fail it will be on account of the carelessness of the members of 1917. Twenty minutes is long enough for any man to rid himself of all obligations, and immediate responses to the letters sent out last week will be a great help to the committee and will mean a better edited Album. The giving up of twenty minutes is surely not too great a sacrifice...
...wisely entrusted to Bush, who is sure to pleace Coach Lauder if he can regain his batting eye. He batted well two years ago but last year he slumped, and it is expected that this year will be a good one for him again. Snell is considered good enough at second to hold the position this year, and Garfield and Munson, Captain Milburn's battery, are expected to prove a winning combination...
...second this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. Biddell is the most formidable swimmer on the high school team, but should be equalled if not defeated by Worcester and Tilton, whose showing against Andover was promising. Hadley is again expected to win his event, the plunge while Stone has shown enough improvement since the beginning of the season to win a first or second in the hundred...
...with one another; the fact that men don't care about what their associates are doing results not only in a failure to appreciate the good qualities of one another, but serves to promote misunderstanding as to the character and ability of individuals. Oftentimes cliques arise which have not enough interest in the other members of their class or the university to regard anything but clique concerns...