Word: obviously
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...class of 1915 holds a most important election. The men elected today will represent the class at Commencement and will guide and direct it, as a class, afterward. No other undergraduate election is so far-reaching in its results. The need of making a deliberate, thoughtful choice is obvious, since the officials are permanent and the future of the class rests in their hands...
...recent issue of the "Yale News" appeared an article describing a collection which is being made of all available documents on the present war. It is obvious that this collection when completed will be invaluable, and will place the Yale historical department in a unique position. Such a collection should be made at Harvard, since it is by no means too late to begin it, and in later years it would be an invaluable source of reference...
...centre and one of the backs. Two backs wide apart about ten yards further to the rear form the second line of the secondary defence on either team. The quarterback, still further in the rear constitutes the last resort in the defensive machinery of each eleven. It is obvious that the object of this seemingly large number of defensive lines is to guard against the single plays which result in long gains or touchdowns...
...line which has not been playing up to standard. Soucy, at end, is falling into the duties of his new position quickly, and should be an improvement over Weatherhead, while Wallace, at center, backs up the line as a secondary defence even better than did Soucy, his most obvious fault being a tendency toward erratic passing to the punter. Pennock will be unable to play. Francke will make his first appearance in the backfield in place of Captain Brickley, and his performance will be watched with considerable interest on all sides...
...fall season. Coach McVicar '15 is looking after the first crews from the dormitories and Coaches Abeles '13, Pirnie '15, Haines, and Manning are teaching the rudiments of rowing to those men who have had no previous experience. The benefit that these Freshmen have derived from fall work is obvious; many of the men who had never been in a boat before are showing up extremely well...