Word: lowing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...America, Mr. Vandercook is reserving them for another article. But at least a certain general truth about Yale, long suspected, is now established once for all. From that momentous and never-to-be-forgotten season at New Haven Mr. Vandercook says he emerged with "nothing but an unalterably low opinion of education in general and American universities in particular...
Professor Fred A. Moss of the psychology department of George Washington University at Washington, D. C., apparently has a low opinion of the average Harvard graduate...
...rather snappy lines in it here and there, but the series of studies are intensively in earnest. The editors of the CRIMSON have, between them, taken most of the courses offered in the catalogue. All of these young men have been asked repeatedly by the upperclassmen for the "low down" on this or that course. Can the teachers teach? Does the student gain a fair intellectual return for the required expenditure of time? Is there an element of chance in the course concerning which the printed announcement gives no hint...
...comes the Union, to throw open its doors tonight; to display, not its wares, but its place as a cog in the University's machinery. Time was, and not so very far back, when the Union's deficits ran so high and its popularity so low, that those who held to Major Higginson's ideal almost despaired. All that has changed in the last few years. The Union is now beginning to be what its donor wanted it to be, an active center of University life and common club of all Harvard...
...doing. No matter how fierce his match, he always has an air of being one of the linesmen. He depends for success on his celebrated chop-stroke- a shot which he executes with the same twist of the wrist that a chef in the front window of a low-grade restaurant employs to turn a pancake. The ball skims the net low, finds corners and clips lines with uncanny accuracy, bounces; extremely low. With it, Johnson clipped down Anderson, 6-1, 1-6, 8-6, 6-4. Next day he faced Tilden...