Word: judgments
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...foot finds himself passed at the beginning by men whose common school education has been supplemented by several years of practical experience. As the college man gains this experience, however, his value to his employers increases much more rapidly. His view of life is broader, and his judgment as a rule is more mature...
...recent announcement that the Musical Clubs have arranged to give an undergraduate concert in Sanders Theatre on the evening preceding the Yale baseball game. Often in the past we have heard the criticism that Harvard undergraduates too rarely have an opportunity to hear their own musical organizations. Without passing judgment on the justice of this criticism, we do feel that the arrangements and date for the coming concert are especially fortunate. Many Seniors will surely be glad of this opportunity to entertain their families and friends who come to Cambridge to attend the festivities of Class Day week. We hope...
Saturday afternoon the Freshman lacrosse team defeated the Columbia University freshmen on Soldiers Field in their final game of the season by the score of 6 to 0. The victory of the Freshmen was due chiefly to their strong defense, although errors of judgment destroyed several chances which Columbia has for scoring. In the first ten minutes of play, Sampson scored twice for the Freshmen and before the end of the first half Burr and Smith each made a goal. Early in the second half Barnard scored, and Alexander, after he has secured the ball from a scrimmage, made...
...position as instructor or assistant in the University who has not been graduated at least two years. Personally, the reviewer doubts the efficacy of such a rule. To his mind, the question of the young instructor resolves itself into a question of individual fitness and personality, and the good judgment of those who are responsible for the appointment of such instructors. Every class contains a number of men who, owing to their peculiar aptitudes and interests, are quite competent to act as assistants in the departments in which their special work has been done. To take a concrete instance...
...pretty catches in left field, and scored the first run with a pretty single to left, after which he stole second and third. Pounds' work in right showed no improvement, his throw to the plate in the fifth, on the only chance he had, being an inexcusable error in judgment. Currier and Simons continued their heavy batting, the former getting two clean singles, and the latter, a two-bagger and a three-bagger...