Word: seemly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Freshman hockey team will play the Brae Burn Country Club in the second scheduled game of the season at Brae Burn rink this evening at 8 o'clock. The chances seem to favor the Freshmen, as they have already defeated Brae Burn in a practice game by the score of 4 to 2 and defeated Rindge Manual Training School...
...undergraduates is concerned. In the same way that the growth of New England must henceforth be gradual, it may happen that the University must be content to develope its undergraduate department more slowly than in the past. Great educational centres are developing in the middle and far west, which seem to provide suitable opportunity for higher education in the regions where population is increasing most rapidly. On the other hand, the experience and prestige of the Harvard graduate schools leaves them almost preeminent, and as more and more men each year demand professional training it is only natural that...
...second half the Rindge players tired, while frequent substitutions did not seem to weaken the attack of the Freshmen. Williams played an especially strong game for Harvard, making two more goals in this half. Devereux also scored, and Fritz and Jefferson each made a goal for Rindge...
Since this is the case, it would seem the duty of those in charge of the Library building to provide for more adequate ventilation. During the present cold weather the atmosphere in the Reading Room has been literally foul, a condition which is unfair, unhealthy, and stupifying. It would seem at least the part of consistency in raising standards to furnish fresh, clean air, if only to make the studious efforts of undergraduates more effective and more attractive to the men themselves...
...would seem that the problem may be solved by making admission requirements more general. Questions of detail involving mere abstract facts, which with sufficient study a scholar even of low standard may acquire, should appear much less frequently on the papers. Their place should be taken by questions requiring a good general knowledge of a subject and demanding a certain amount of careful and accurate thought. This might prove a sure and speedy way of raising the standard of scholarship...