Word: seemly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Freshman baseball team will take another trip today, journeying to Exeter, N. H., where they will meet the strong Exeter Academy nine, this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Freshman seem to have rounded into form as the three victories in the last three games played plainly show. The batting and fielding have both improved remarkably, while the work of the pitchers has been becoming steadily better. Out of nine games played, six have been victories, one a tie and two lost. Two more games remain to be played, Morris Heights High School and Yale 1917, being the opponents...
...Athletic sports held a place very subordinate to all the other life of the college; perhaps it was too much subordinated to other things, but the proportions were much better observed then than at present when the pursuit of athletic sports in many cases would seem to be the chief aim of college life...
...alphabetically arranged, is extremely clever, cheerful and full of delicate wit. The illustrations, made by the same author are most grotesquely amusing. Here is a literary trifle that will appeal to undergraduates and graduates alike; and one that in comparison with the rhymed nonsense we get at Christmas, will seem really good and refreshingly new. RUDOLPH ALTROCCHI...
These few points, it might seem, could be mastered by the average man if any attention was paid to them. Yet there have been numerous complaints and difficulties arising on the Field. The Management is very desirous that this system be continued and be made a success. To insure this it is always ready to explain the system and help a man out of his difficulties in signing for courts. On the other hand, it expects everyone to co-operate and help in making things run smoothly. R. E. ALLEN '15. Manager...
...would seem from recent events that the Lampoon is in search of new publics to conquer. Not content with having just captured a page in one of the soberest of weekly papers and with occasionally drawing blood from the Crimson, its editors have taken a prominent place in the current number of the Advocate. Mr. Mechem has written a comedy which is good enough to make us forget most of the time the absurdity of the situation. Mr. Moise has called this satire "In Memoriam." The title explains itself as we read how la Comtesse du Porc-Mouton presented...