Word: manner
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...students who are holders of Harvard Athletic Association tickets will be entitled without charge to one seat at the Dartmouth game. An applicant for two seats will be allowed the price of one seat ($1.50). To gain this privilege the holder must make out an application in the usual manner and mark on the lower right hand edge his H. A. A. ticket number...
...list of prominent candidates alphabetically arranged, with party designations indicated; in the second column the voter will indicate his first choice by marking a cross (X) after the name of the candidate he favors most; in the third he will indicate his second preference in a similar manner; in the fourth he will indicate his third choice. Votes cast for fictitious or impossible candidates will not be counted...
...rare opportunity to cast a vote for an accommodating vendor of food stuffs. As a result of such attitudes of indifference or jocularity, a straw vote may signify nothing as to the real political sentiments of the University. However, the vote last spring was not regarded in any such manner; the polls were well attended and a representative opinion resulted...
...game against Exeter last Saturday the Freshman team as a whole played together better than it has done at any previous time this season. The interference in the open field field formed better and quicker and put the opposing defence out of the play in a much cleaner manner than in the earlier games. On the other hand, the choice of plays frequently showed lack of judgment, and there was a noticeable number of fumbles, as well as a general weakness, at critical times...
...dangerous thing. For the scope of the paper is almost as wide as the title suggests, and it is hard to write something new about "Man" in two columns and a half. When an essayist begins by saying, "There are men who say the commonplace in a commonplace manner," he sets a great temptation before the reviewer--a temptation which the present reviewer with difficulty resists. When Mr. Thayer next classifies men according to their ways of expressing themselves, he ought to find a place for those guilty of the kind of affectation in speech which uses "they...