Word: felt
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...University team has shown up well in practice and in its first game last Saturday; as a result, there should be some fast soccer this afternoon, if the condition of the field is favorable. Captain Byng, Barron, and Francke, whose absence from the line-up was distinctly felt last Saturday, will be in the game today, and they will materially strengthen the team...
After a short preliminary practice, the first team held a long 40-minute scrimmage with the second, and showed encouraging form although the loss of the regular men was keenly felt...
...President of the University will be held on Saturday, May 11th. This decision was reached by the special committee of the Board of Trustees appointed to take charge of the inauguration after some discussion as to the advisability of having it on June 7th, but it was felt that this commencement date belonged primarily to the graduating class...
Many an undergraduate has been turned away with such words, and has felt the force of such arguments, but there are few who have profited by the suggestion. They take the other course, but they do not study by themselves either in college or in later life. In other words, studying means to them something supported by the oracular, and all-knowing professor. Even the thesis which is intended to lead men into studying by themselves, merely leads them to studying other books. We bring up this point at this time partly because it is something which everyone should consider...
...hammer-throw, Child's loss will be keenly felt and Yale will depend on P. T. Francis, 1912, H. E. Pickett, 1913, R. S. Cooney, 1914, and B. F. Avery, 1914. In the shot-put D. L. Bomeisler, 1913, and H. Harbison, 1914, will have to develop greatly to become point winners...