Word: furnishings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...last season's skaters still on the ice. Harding, Ladd, and Pope were all reliable men then and, as they are playing together in the forward line tomorrow they promise to be a serious threat. Pope is again captaining the sextet after his brilliant career last year and will furnish the Hodder-Hammond yearling defence plenty of opportunities for good protective work. Harding may be classed as an equal in speed, but when it comes to stick work he is almost his superior. It was his clever shooting that ranked him as the individual star of the 1920-1921 Milton...
...Business School Club will give an informal dance in the Living Room of the Union on Monday night from 8.30 until 12.00 o'clock. A six piece orchestra will furnish the music...
...Many teachers regard examinations not only as needless, but as a sort of indictment of the pupil, to be used only in case there is reasonable ground for believing him deficient; whereas examinations not only furnish the teacher with an accurate sense of what the pupil knows and how far he can use his knowledge, but, if properly used, are an essential part of the educational process...
...excel in any one branch of play, but plays a well-balanced game in all departments. The forward line is fast and when the members have had more experience together they should prove to be a strong combination. The defence is steady and Burden can be relied upon to furnish valuable assistance to the wings with his speed. The shooting, however, still shows chance for improvement in regard to accuracy. The Cambridge Latin team showed a lack of team-work but displayed some speedy skating individually, Cronin and Groden being especially noticeable. Arrangements are under way to schedule another game...
...University reader exempt from this classification. Theoretically we should furnish an approximation to that ideal public which the journalists claim is the sine qua non of an ideal newspaper; practically we are among the consistent devotees of the scare headline; we, too, are afflicted with the prurient curiosity" mentioned by Mr. Storey. Yet the fact that the more stable journals find a considerable sale in the University indicates that we read the lurid sheets for amusement rather than for information...