Word: outer
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...throughout, with the centres lagging behind and the wings repeatedly losing chances to score by their failure to cover the rebounds. Baker almost scored early in the scrimmage, but Abbott made a good stop, and finally Percy tallied the first goal on a long, low shot from beyond the outer defence. Doty made two or three good rushes up the rink, scoring on one of these when his shot bounded off Abbott's guards and hitting his skate slid behind the posts...
...outer defence, F. P. Coolidge '16 is the only veteran left and will probably be found in the centre garden. Coolidge is a good hitter and fielder and exceptionaly fast on bases. C. Wyche '18 has shown up well in the fall work and at present seems to be slated to play the sun field. F. G. Fripp '16 and J. Knowles '18 appear to be the best men for the remaining position, but P. B. Boyden '18 and G. A. Percy '18 may displace either of them...
...passes from the sheltering portals of a preparatory school to the freer life of a university he is thrown for the first time on his own responsibility. At school his every action is prescribed and regulated by older men and he is carefully shielded from the temptations of the outer world. At college, however, he must choose for himself when to study and when to play, and he must work out his own problems of discipline and conduct...
...main stairway opposite the doors on the first floor. The first flight leads to the Widener Memorial Hall, back of which, on the same level, is the room containing Widener's collection of books and his portrait above the mantel. On the first floor at the top of the outer steps and to the left are the offices of Mr. Lane, the librarian, and to the east of those are the "order room" where books received are checked with the order lists, and back of these two sets of rooms is the catalogue room. To the right from the entrance...
Tenants of College rooms who are not to be students of the University in 1915-16 are required to remove furniture from their rooms on or before June 26. The outer doors of all College buildings will be locked on June 27, and will be opened again on September 17. Men wishing to enter a room during the summer must give the janitor a written permit signed by the owner...