Word: mislaid
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...call attention to the new rule governing examinations, by which every student after finishing his examination is required to hand in his blue-book at the desk and have his name checked off. An advantage of this rule is that the chance of books being lost or mislaid, especially in the large courses, is thus practically taken away...
...still many men who have not yet filled out their subscription cards, Neglect of this sort makes it impossible for the committee to estimate the size of the fund. Men will please fill out their subscription cards and send them to the treasurer today. If any man has mislaid his card he can get another from the committee...
...hand in their own examination blue books from a circumstance which we had occasion to see at the mid-year examinations. It had come time to begin the examination and the blue books of a large portion of the class, fully twenty, could not be present. They had been mislaid and yet it was time for the examination to begin. If one of the students had not come to the rescue with a fresh supply of blue books, it would have been difficult to get the men to work for some time at least, and there is no knowing what...