Word: often
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...paper, Reed had the right qualifications--an ancestry dating back to Patrick Henry, and a "good" prep school diploma--but apparently his personality clashed too often with the ruling lords...
...Although our passing has been adequate, our ground offense has been good enough to stop us from going to the air too often," Lamar said...
...often man does what he knows not! Certainly, I do miss the hot water; but, Mr. Finley, far more important, so very far more important, has been the vacancy I feel in the depths of my being, the loneliness, indeed the despair I sense at the loss of hearty House fellowship that lies in the soul of Harvard College, founded...
...Perkins insists that the policy is "striking at the roots of the House system." Clearly the system has not been ruined so far, and while the University is committed to the system a veritable handful of students living around the Square will not make any difference. Also, very often it is just the students who like the Houses least who do the Houses the least good. Perhaps to have those cynical about the House system removed from the Houses is not a bad idea...
Freshmen who compete for the experience alone always do the most menial tasks available in each sport. The average Yardling may not get along with older players with whom he often comes in contact. Because he must be on the job before, during, and after every practice, a manager works more time than the players...