Word: lacking
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1920-1929
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...unnecessary; for with the warning of probation, no man can say that dismissal came upon him unawares. It is doubtful if more rules would reform the student who wittingly drops out, and it is more doubtful if responsibility should be taken from the rest for the few who still lack foresight and judgment...
Colby was defeated 4-2 in its opening game by Bates last week. The former nine showed plainly its lack of practice, but should be in much better shape today...
...possible altogether to condemn the attitude. Twice France has been burned, and burned severely, for lack of sufficient protection against German fire, and naturally she has no desire for a third experience. Furthermore, as M. Barthou pointed out, Chancellor Wirth has given her no reason to regard her old enemy as a penitent sinner. Agreements signed by the Germans are still mere scraps of paper--as witnessed by the refusal to keep the reparation promises. Her troops, too, keep having unpleasant little experiences with bombs while carrying out the provisions of the treaty. Only a day or two ago, while...
...expansion of the University it is important that control of the component parts keep pace with the growth of the whole body, or clumsy, lack of efficiency will result. This at present is unavoidably true of the administration of Hemenway Gymnasium. The rest of the athletic establishment of the University are in the hands of the Harvard Athletic Association, and the schedules, handling of equipment, and direction of the various sports are all determined in its offices. Hemenway Gymnasium alone, inadequate as it is for present purposes, stands apart under the management of the Department of Physical Education. This...
Although the yearling infield has not yet developed into an entirely smooth working machine due to the lack of sufficient outdoor practice, Coach Young is relying on the Freshman nine to put up good opposition through its batting and pitching strength. This latter work will fall to E. C. Herrman Jr. '25, who may be replaced by Philip Spalding '25. These two yearling pitchers have been showing exceptional speed and skill in the recent work-outs...