Word: poor
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...would be no undergraduate chapter, and if at the end of their junior year it would be possible that some men whose records were brought up to the Phi Beta Kappa's standard in the senior year would not have a chance for the society. Moreover, a class with poor academic standing would have just as many men in it as a better class...
...small number of Juniors who have applied for invitations to the Junior Dance, it has been necessary to grant another extension of time to reply to the Committee's call. The showing so far has been extremely poor, only 140 men having applied for invitations, and accordingly, the time within which applications must be made has been extended to Tuesday...
...United States has been brought into a disgraceful condition by the many poor diplomatic appointments, notably those in Greece and Santo Domingo. In regard to Mexico, President Wilson says "hands off," but he has failed to follow this from the very beginning. Furthermore he has violated all precedent by sending arms to one of two warring factions, both unrecognized...
...Dartmouth's victory was due largely to the skillful playing of C. Wanamaker, who scored three of the four goals, and to the brilliant work of Donahue at goal who made many difficult stops. Owing perhaps to the speed of the game, team-work was for the most part poor...
...game opened slowly. The shooting and stick-work of both sides was noticeably poor and team-play was absolutely lacking. Finally Barbour capt- ured the puck not far from the University's goal and with a long, quick shot that Wylde barely missed stopping, scored for Cornell. Time, 8 minutes, 27 seconds. The remainder of the half was mostly an exhibition of the sterling defense work of Captain Claflin and Morgan, who repeatedly broke up the visitors' attack and on several occasions all but scored themselves. Toward the last the University showed occasional bursts of team-play, but were unable...