Word: final
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...till the order comes: "All sections roll tomorrow at four. ***Trenchbombs." Mr. Sparks tells of an aviator killed in an accident and of the French girl who mourned him. As in many stories that deal with passion, the author's vehemence does not carry the reader with it. The final paragraph is dangerously reminiscent of the Bab Ballads...
...Colby contributes a tragedy of love and blood, called "Charlie." The hero is a brutish boxer led to ruin by "a all slim dark-haired figure of a girl" whom he murders in a terrific final melee. The story is so formidable that few would penetrate it. The style is excessive in adjectives, adverbs, "color." and bold bad phrasing--at times a debauchery of words. Yet the author gives hints of power...
...provisional order of final examinations in all courses under the Faculty of Arts and Sciences has been announced. Daily exercises in all courses will end on Tuesday, May 28, and examinations will continue through June 15. All the tests will extend over the regular three-hour period, and unless announced for 2 or 7 P. M., will begin at 9.15 A. M. The list of examinations follow...
...Final trials for the 1921 debating team will be held in the New Lecture Hall this afternoon and evening. The 12 men remaining from the preliminary debate last Tuesday have been divided into four teams to argue on the question: "Resolved: That the United States should adopt a system of compulsory military service modeled after that of Switzerland...
...first University and Freshman crews received their most radical shake-up of the season yesterday, resulting in a rearrangement for both eights which will probably be the final seating for the Princeton races on April 27. J. F. Linder, Jr., '19 was moved from seven on B crew to three in the first boat. A, Stevens '19, whose seat he took, was shifted to the opposite side of the shell at four, while J. S. Coleman '19, formerly at that position, was placed at two. C. F. Batchelder '20, who had been advanced to this seat a week...