Word: obvious
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...remedy of the present case is obvious and simple, and lies with the men themselves, especially the Freshmen. Rather than consider that an unescapable period of decay has set in, let us say that a menacing symptom has shown itself--and let's get rid of it bag and baggage. PHILIP WALKER...
...Kyle. Analyzing Coach Steihm's eleven from the point of view of offense, it is fairly certain that a straight-forward rushing game will be employed. Indiana's greatest triumphs during the past two years have come as a result of specializing in a hurricane, line-smashing attack. The obvious choice for the leader in this style of play is Kyle. The two halfbacks, Burke and Maynard, are also especially suited for a swift, running game. It was Indiana's irresistable rushing attack which crushed Kalamazoo 29-0 last Saturday. The Hoosiers did not use a single forward pass...
...past has been that holders of the seven-dollar season tickets for persons outside the University, or one-dollar blue cards that can be purchased by anyone for admission to the season-ticket stands, have been allowed to occupy the sections supposedly reserved for undergraduates. The solution is obvious. Two sections should be set aside solely for bearers of H. A. A. five-dollar season tickets. Ushers could then be stationed at the entrances to these sections to admit only on presentation of the pink booklets; as these season tickets are issued only to members of the University, Harvard...
...exact sort of attack which the Holy Cross strategists have planned is unknown. However, it is fairly certain that the forward pass will figure in it to a great extent. It is obvious that the Purple backfield cannot hope to gain much ground by pounding at the center of the heavy University line. Such an attack would quickly wear itself out, for the Holy Cross backs are not heavy enough to stand too much punishment. Hence end runs, passing, and punting are bound to assume major roles in the Purple style of play...
...endeavor in our news columns so completely to "cover" the college and University that no interest or activity will be neglected. We say "endeavor", It is obvious that we do not succeed; space and equipment still prevent us from accomplishing this aim completely. At present it is inevitable that organizations which do not hold the general interest must occasionally be neglected and conditions in the University which should be given prominence are not brought before our readers...