Word: lacking
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...formerly feared to tread, if we shall see before long the Entomological Company prepared to say it with insects, for example, we cannot help approving of a plan that will make science prosper of its own accord. At least the formation of the Psychological Corporation does away with the lack of precedent for this rare and highly desirable achievement...
...reported in the columns of the daily press can have failed to notice the increasing flutter and agitation caused by the extravagant, immoral ways of the younger generation. Educators, reformers, and social service workers join battle on both sides. One day it is the automobile, the next it is lack of religion, and recently the opinion has been voiced that the girl "vamp" is to blame. While every so often the country is assured that its youth is at heart wholesome, and needs only to be directed gently into the straight and narrow path...
Stone School defeated the Standish hockey team on the Charlesbank rinks by the score of 2-1 yesterday afternoon. Because of lack of practice together the Standish team which had won the Interdormitory service had practically no team-work and it was this factor that spelled defeat in spite of the good individual playing of Frederick Fish, J. E. Crowley Jr., and J. P. Whittall. The last of these secured the Freshman's lone tally while Wade and Judd each scored once for the schoolboys...
...well to follow its example. The entire college cannot row many would not care to; but the minor sports offer varied opportunities to every one. There are few men who could not find some sport to interest them among those which offer a letter. But it is the lack of personal interest and coaching for the beginner that holds back the minor sports. There is a small group of enthusiasts in each who keep the team alive from year to year. But a severe competition in minor sports is rare; a team is scraped together, and no more...
...series so far has been exceptionally close, as the Standish six, though it has won four contests, has only been victorious by a 2-1 score in three of her triumphs. The Standish team-work has necessarily been handicapped by a lack of practice, but as good a team has been developed as could be expected under the circumstances. P. F. Pond '25, who captains the winning sextet has been a potent factor in keeping down the scoring of his opponents, while he has been assisted on the forward line by E. F. Wright '25. The latter, however, will...