Word: keene
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...yards. Le Moyne was in again at left end on the University team and was given special coaching by J. W. Hallowell '01. His punt of 45 yards against a strong wind was one of the best features of the afternoon's practice. Carrick was not over-keen, but waked up somewhat at the end of the play. For the second, Shurtleff and Harrison played a spirited game. A. Marshall was upon the field, but did not put on football clothes...
With radiant smile, whose eyes profound and keen...
...Freshmen team was composed of J. W. Plaisted, . E. Wood and H. A. Hirshberg, with W. W. Corlett as alternate; the Sophomore speakers were W. O. Hubbard, G. G. Smith and I. I. Mattuck, R. P. Dietzman being alternate. The Freshmen won through presenting a strong case and through keen work in rebuttal. Their coach was G. M. G. Nichols...
...given in its present form at Dorset Gardens 1685. Frequent references to America and a detailed description of Virginia, as it was then thought of in England, give the dialogue unusual local interest. In movement "Eastward Ho" is a comedy of manners though its dialogue is informed with the keen wit and subtle humor of which these three Elizabethan poets were masters...
...Profession," by Walton, Atwater Green, the mild satire is skilfully managed and the whole idea is worked out with considerable humor. Quite as good in a different way is "Out of the Cucumber Vines," by E. R. Little, a tale of the war times, brightened by a number of keen little descriptive passages. "What Came out of the Peach Stone," by Alanson Roger Merrill, is a rather humorous combination of a mediaeval point of view with modern narrative style and ideas...