Word: ought
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Crimson Scrubs also have a clever nine, and the game ought to prove a close one. J. M. A. Blair '23 will be on the mound for the Seconds, and the rest of the line-up will be as follows...
...been clocked in 9 4-5 seconds. Brown, of Princeton, who won the race last year, has graduated, but Gourdin, who got second, will have to race against Wells of Leland Stanford, who finished third, and DeWitt of Rutgers who finished fourth. Another sprinter who ought to be among the first five to cross the line is Woodring of Syracuse, who has done under 10 seconds this spring...
President Murlin's proposal is that when a liberal arts college has reached an enrollment of 500 a new college unit ought to be organized, with a separate faculty and an independent dean. Perhaps is is something akin to the Oxford system which he had in mind, a group of separate colleges with the same general administration, yet each an entity within itself, having its-own faculty and buildings...
...students are more interested in them than in their studies. But in Valparaiso the students have always been more interested in their studies than in these other activities. This is a remarkable situation and it marks Valparaiso as an institution apart from others. Such a mark of distinction ought by all means to be retained...
...course the crowd wasn't to blame for not cheering because there weren't any cheer leaders, and for the same reason they can scarcely be blamed for going away. We need cheer leaders and ought to have them at the Holy Cross game on Wednesday. There is no reason for waiting until the Princeton game before we start to cheer. Most of us haven't been in a regular cheering section since last November, and our cheering won't be very good at the Princeton game if we don't try it a few times before. It wasn...