Word: offerred
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...shall vote democratic because: (1) the Democrats offer at least one definite political idea, the League of Nations and all its implications as to foreign policy; (2) Gov. Cox is willing to fulfil the executive duties of the presidency; (3) there is more unity in the Democratic than in the Republican Party; (4) the record of the Democratic administration is at the very least just as good as the record of the Republican Congress. B. PRESCOTT...
...plunging duties of the captain, and his irreplaceable defensive ability will be equally available at center or fullback. This shift would put either Hamilton or Humphrey in the backfield; the former would increase the line-bucking strength of the team, while Humphrey would attend to the kicking threat and offer a well-balanced backfield with three men almost equal in punting and open-field running strength...
...been gotten before, and is a good sign of the change that is taking place in the student's attitude toward his work. The Educational Association has siezed on a good idea; non are more ready to admit it than members of the faculty. None are more ready to offer sound advice and that experience which the students lack. When old and young shall have put their heads together the resulting product is bound to be good...
...fastest workout of the year Coach Burgess University soccer charges had their last practice yesterday before they meet the Dartmouth team at 4 this afternoon. As this is the Green and White's first intercollegiate soccer season, It seems unlikely that they will offer very stiff opposition...
...took Coach Fisher's gridiron machine two periods to get under way against the Valparaiso eleven Saturday, but when it once got going in the second half, the Westerners could offer little resistance to the Crimson steam roller. The "team of mystery" did not prove a hard nut for the Fisherites to crack, after they had once penetrated the cloud of secrecy which surrounded the team. During the first half of the game, the Crimson players seemed to be worried by the uncertainty of what they were up against--the interference was ragged, the linesmen charged feebly, and the backs...