Word: frequented
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...work of the squad thus far during the winter has been fairly satisfactory. The forwards on the first team, however, have as yet not exhibited the scoring ability necessary to win games, and the guards are too frequently drawn down the floor allowing the opposing forwards to pass them. The second team, in spite of frequent changes, has shown marked improvement from the beginning, so that the games with the first team have lately been very close...
...between the climate today and that of these ancient times. In those days, we find that, except during the inter-glacial periods, the world was somewhat colder than at present. The earliest glacial movements, which we discover also by noticing the depths at which moraine is deposited, were less frequent than those of later times...
...Seniors won the class football championship yesterday afternoon by defeating the Sophomores, 15 to 0. In defensive play, both teams were fairly strong; on the offense, however, the faster backs and more powerful attack of the Seniors proved too strong for the Sophomore line. Both teams were frequently held for downs and punting was frequent...
Yale defeated Brown in football at New Haven Saturday by a score of 22 to 0. Yale played a strong defensive game but was unable to make long gains through the Brown line. Fumbling was frequent throughout the game. The Yale backs played a very strong game; their tackling particularly was excellent. Boyt's punting and a long run by Shevlin were the features of the game...
...community, however, may not be the better for learning, for, though brutal crimes may be less frequent, knowledge has taught man many ways of petty meanness. Educated men, though infrequently possessing those personal qualities which enable them to exert immediate control over the wills of others, are able by their dispassionate criticism to rule in calmer moments. To bring things back to their proper perspective is the art of the learned...