Word: sore
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...correct all its own faults and accept the national situation as a fact. In this respect Harvard is certainly among the leaders. As long as the sport as a whole remains on its present large scale the evils of the game will always exist. As soon as one sore is healed another will break out. American football will always be ailing but no doctor can do any good since the patient has no real desire to be cured...
...sore. A little over two years ago I came to Dartmouth as green as grass. I was hazed, and any man who lived in South Mass that year will confirm the statement. I got up early in the morning and galloped over to the flagpole and back in pajamas or I got paddled. Wearing knickers or sweaters was unknown to a freshman then, and a soup green hat always balanced 'twixt his ears. I have never heard any '33 man regret those things. Best of all, we got to know our classmates by seeing them wear a fresh...
...League of Nations or the World Court must be prepared at all times to make decisions on vexed questions, such as the validity of treaties, or the rights of foreign residents or investors in territory inadequately policed by native authority. If the League can extend its jurisdiction to these sore spots soon enough, if judicial arbitration can be used before smoldering discontent bursts into flame, the League's power to prevent war may become completely effective...
Found myself locked out of Randolph, full of sleep and sore beset...
...Wilkin is the only player definitely out of the game, but there are many on the injured list. Bill Brister was not in uniform at all today since he developed a sore hip, and his status is now uncertain. He played a greater part of the Yale game as Frigard's substitute. If he is out of the game George Stangle, a sophomore who has never played varsity football, will take Frigard's place if he needs a substitute...