Word: frequent
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Circulo Espanol has announced the election of the following officers for next year: President, F. V. Garcia 2L.; vice-president, M. P. Lichauco '23; secretary-treasurer, R. L. Morehouse '24. The organization intends to hold next year frequent smokers and conferences with prominent Spanish speakers, its annual play, and to further interest among University students in the Spanish language and literature...
...Princeton to single runs in the second and third. After a 6-4 victory over the Lowell Textile Institute the team played a 13 inning game with Brockton High School but there was a decided slump in the fielding. This was more than made up for, however, in the frequent rallies. After five innings with the score tied a hitting test in the thirteenth brought in three winning runs. Easy victories over Middlesex and Westbrook by the respective scores of 7-1, and 11-4 paved the way for the Yale contest on last Tuesday...
...parasites; they are a postive check upon any sort of advancement in educational methods, as well as upon any building of character that the college might accomplish--and they must go. First, they must be put out of the college buildings; second, students must be enlightened as to the frequent unreliability of their notes; third, and traditionally greatest, the college must inspire the students with sincere interest in their work. Then, and then only, will the college be even approximating its ideal. These are the sole ways in which to attack the problem; for the student himself...
Enclosed in these two volumes of Mr. Punch's history is as much of living and breathing England as could be packed between covers without exploding. Mr. raves has had the difficult problem of tolling in his own words, with frequent quotations and allusions, what the world was doing and what "Punch" thought about it. He has done it admirably and has by Mr. Punch's brilliant strokes of humor, wit, and insight made his country's history more readable than the much-praised efforts of countless weary archivists. Not only does he supply all necessary background, and explain what...
...years, and there is every reason to believe that Yale would not have fared as well against the schoolboys as it did against Spring-field. Still, on the basis of comparative times, and records made in preparatory schools, the Yale Freshman seem to have the edge, although surprises are frequent in track, and it is possible that the yearlings will offer strong competition to the Blue team...