Word: reasonably
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Committee on the Choice of Electives, University 9, before the appointed hour. A change of elective consists in adding a course, dropping a course, or both. No courses chosen on the first of May and beginning in the first half-year may be changed unless for some important reason, such as a change in the Elective Pamphlet...
...this reason, and because the elementary student is at present inclined to chafe at the mechanical and what he considers theoretical side of English composition, the experiment about to be tried in English A will be watched with interest. The attempt to correllate the training in English composition with the other work of the student seems calculated to benefit not only the course by arousing in the students a more vital interest in the subject, but also the student, by refining to his particular use the ability of expressing himself in forceful English. The new plan should, in the first...
...telegram was received by the Athletic Association from Norwich yesterday, definitely cancelling the Norwich game which was to have been played on October 25. The reason for Norwich's action is the death a short time ago of Verner Belyea, who was injured in the game with Holy Cross. As yet the Athletic Association has made no arrangements to procure another game to fill this vacancy on its schedule
...alteration was brought about by the fact that the player could not be returned to the game after he had once been taken out except at the beginning of a period. It often happened that an unexpected substitution was necessary to be no reason why an exception should not be in this case; but the rules forbade it, hence they were altered this year to read: "Player may be returned once at the beginning of any period, or at anytime during the fourth or last period...
...public service? Very few. Hardly a man!" Mr. Adams repeated. "They'll tell you they're going into business, which means into Wall Street, a broker's office, or anywhere and everywhere that they can make money; but politics and a public career are looked at askance. And with reason! The conditions are altogether different...