Word: fashionable
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...must be attributed to his lack of experience (it's his first season with the varsity) but not little depends on his future development. Ellis must clear with more confidence and use his stick more efficiently. Very often he allows the puck to bounce off his pads in dangerous fashion, banking on the presence of some teammate who can carry the disc off. More careful blocking, followed by more efficient stick work on his part will do much to get the Crimson sextet going both offensively and defensively...
...matter; it seems unfortunate that at least one consideration has been overlooked in the discussion of the ways and means of conducting those more or less solemn rituals around which these discussions and--presumably, if one may judge from them--our intellectual processes are henceforth in some fashion to revolve that is to say the meals. It is that, for nearly 300 years, the students of Harvard College have, in fact, had the curious custom of eating together in one fashion or another. With the otherwise wholly admirable shifting of the center of college life nearer the river that fashion...
...most phenomenally successful of any magazine issued before the Civil war was the prim Godey's Lady's Book. On many a U. S. attic shelf, dust-covered copies still remain. Recently a passing decorating fancy has gutted them of their faded fashion plates, which are used to lend a touch of quaintness to boudoir walls, breakfast trays and lampshades...
During the course of his speech he said, "I do not want just a good football team; I want a winning eleven. I want to play Yale, Harvard, and Princeton and lick them all. We shall blend effectiveness in coaching with showmanship and we want to fashion our style of play and develop our elevens on these bases, exactly as Knute Rockne has done at Notre Dame...
...Last week the elections committee of the U. S. L. T. A. nominated Louis B. Dailey, Manhattan realtor, as its next president. He has been serving as vice president. Tall, iron-grey-haired, Mr. Dailey has served ably on many a tennis committee. He has a genial yet judicious fashion of speech, and just the mind for a committeeman, respectful of the subject in hand, scrupulous in detail. His office is in the Equitable Building, Manhattan. He has a son who plays good tennis...