Word: resulted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...announcement from Princeton that the proportion of high school graduates entering the University is steadily growing indicates that the action taken by the University, Yale and Princeton in broadening their entrance requirements has accomplished the desired result, for it has done away with the necessity for specialized preparatory school training. In addition, the statement comes from Princeton that the scholarship of this year's freshman class is considerably higher than that of last year, which seems to indicate that the entrance requirements have not been lowered by the change...
...when receiving passes and did not have to stop to pick it up or follow wild shots down the sides of the Arena. E. O. Baker '17 and T. H. Rice '17 did some pretty passing on the left side of the rink, but the scoring was all the result of individual playing. G. A. Percy '18 got the first goal at the very start of the practice but though the line carried the puck up the rink time and again, and had frequent scrimmages in front of team D's goal, it could not shoot...
...West he would advertise the New England colleges as such. It may be within his power to do some temporary injury to the educational institutions of New England, but we are rather inclined to believe that his entirely uncalled for attack on the New England colleges will result in a vastly greater injury to himself. Springfield (Mass.) Morning Union...
Owing to a mistake made by one of the CRIMSON reporters an article was published in yesterday's edition stating that the Class of 1918 had voted to have ginger ale and other soft drinks at its smokers instead of beer and cider. The result of the post card ballots sent out by the class officers shows that there were only 12 votes against beer and that the large majority of the class were in favor of having ginger ale and other soft drinks in place of cider, while beer was to be served as usual...
...leading character, the nypocnondriac, is a well-to-do and at bottom good-natured man who imagines himself sick, and makes life miserable for all concerned. Many of the trials and tribulations which visit him in the course of the play are the result of a deliberate attempt on the part of his friends and family to cure him of his fancied malady...