Word: frequent
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...purpose of the Left Wing, it was explained, is to encourage undergraduates, not to shrink from radicalism as such, but rather through frequent discussions to comprehend the various forms it has taken and, perhaps, work out more satisfactory solutions. Unlike the political clubs now existing in the University, the Left Wing will have no definite platforms or policies, but will be one in which all schemes, particularly radical ones, will be expounded, discussed, and revised...
...progress of aviation in a score of years that at the same time that British and American airmen were winging their way east and west in a race around the world Orville Wright was decorated on the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of his first flight. Reports of the frequent breakdowns of the fliers and news of the almost fatal adventures of the American leader indicate all too clearly, however, that man's conquest of the air is far from complete. In view of this conclusion, Major Hensley's prediction that before 1927 because of inadequate appropriations "we will have...
...practice game yesterday showed encouraging results from the recent enforced lay-off due to the prolonged rain. Coach Davidson is planning to start his regular line-up but there may be frequent changes before the game is over...
...intelligent discussion, but rather as occasions for the writing of weekly or fortnightly examinations. As long as a course is conducted under this plan there is little chance that the theoretical purpose of the section meeting will be fulfilled. Since there seems to be no entirely defensible ground for frequent quizzes in sections, the logical step would be to eliminate them and allow the meeting to achieve its true purpose--intelligent oral discussion...
Yesterday, the first crew proved its superiority over the second so thoroughly that Coach Stevens in the launch finally left the seconds behind and confined his attention to stroke Hamilton's eight. But this deficiency in the second shell may be partially accounted for by the frequent shifts in the line-up of this eight in the past week. O. F. Righter '26 and R. C. Storey Jr. '24 were both advanced one seat from three and four to two and three respectively. The present line-up of the second crew is: stroke Canning; 7, Hobson; 6, Adie; 5, Gates...