Word: kept
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...hour, the former winning by the score of 3 to 2. This was due largely to the good work of Washburn at goal, who stopped many hard drives from the second team forwards. The forwards worked well together passing and shooting accurately, but the good work of both defences kept the score down. Smart was the highest individual scorer with two goals to his credit, while Hopkins, Morgan, and Devereux tallied one each...
...come, and a complete file of the leading magazines and periodicals. The Trophy Room contains various athletic trophies won by Brown men, and there is also a comfortably furnished Lounging and Smoking Room. The Union Dining Room accommodates a large proportion of the students and a Lunch Room is kept open during the day. The various college papers are published in the building, including "The Brown Herald," "The Brunonian," and "The Liber Bruensis...
...except Saturday. While every one who is able should come out, it is particularly desirable that all Freshmen and others who have had little rowing experience should report, as this is an excellent opportunity to receive individual coaching. It is to be remembered, however, that voluntary rowing must be kept secondary to college work. Regular practice will not begin until after the examination period...
...first part of the practice yesterday afternoon was devoted to drill in the rudiments of the game. The forwards were kept at work shooting goals from difficult angles, special attention being paid to getting the puck away quickly and accurately. Following this, the forwards took turns dashing up the rink, in order to give the defence an opportunity to practice breaking up the opposing attack...
...everyone is given equal economic opportunity. This means the abolition of the higher privileged classes. It was commonly held by our ancestors that three generations were required from shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves. From this they argued that while large fortunes were amassed they were soon dissipated and thus wealth was kept uniformly distributed. This reasoning could not apply today for with the existing banking and brokerage systems a fortune once made is kept practically intact for years...