Word: lacking
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Secondly, and by conclusion, let us all "get together" and foster a spirit of decent good-fellowship. The lack of class spirit is not manifested by failure to vote, but by the conditions which make election intolerable. ELIOT G. FAY '23. October...
Standish defeated Smith 7-0 in the third game of the interdormitory football series yesterday afternoon. The comparatively easy victory was a surprise to coaches, for the Standish team was considered to be considerably handicapped by a lack of candidates. The score was made just before the end of the half, when Standish approached the Smith goal by an end run, and made the touchdown on a pass. During the second half, and particularly during the last quarter, play was kept mostly in the Smith team's territory. The line-up of the Smith Hall eleven is as follows: Center...
...series of interdormitory Freshman football games will be played this afternoon at four o'clock when the Smith Hall team will meet the Standish eleven on the interdormitory field. Although there are some good men who have reported, the coach of the Standish team is considerably handicapped by a lack of candidates from whom to choose. The line-up of this team has not been definitely decided. The Smith Hall eleven as it will start the game this afternoon is as follows: Center, Robert Seaman: guards, W. C. Holden and R. K. Hamlin; tackles, L. E. Wood...
...problems: then they, by resolutions and referendums can express to the government what results they believe the conference should achieve. Their opinion may or may not be representative; it will certainly be of value to many who are vitally interested in the success of the conference by lack the power of expression to make their will adequately understood...
Unconventionality and complete lack and respect for nearly every tradition of the well-ordered American stage mark "Declassee" which opened at the Hollis on Monday. The play, an unusual product, was entertaining, at all times interesting, occasionally inspiring by reason of the able interpretation by Miss Ethel Barrymore. Taken by and large, however, it did not ring true; perhaps because there seemed to be no great single purpose either in the author's mind or in the producer's. It was a play whose only object could have been entertainment; even this was marred by a concluding death scene conclusion...