Word: steps
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Playing listlessly in the opening period, showing renewed spirit after the loaf, and staging a brilliant but ineffectual rally in the closing moments of play, the Freshman basketball team missed their second step on the season's schedule by losing to the quintet of the 1920 Club of the Boston...
...however, will be able to present a much stronger line-up than was the case for the games immediately preceding the vacation. Both Gordon, last year's yearling leader, and Captain McLeish have recovered from injuries received at the opening of the season and will again be able to step into their regular places at forward, strengthening greatly what has been the team's weakest point so far. The other positions on the five seem to have been more or less definitely settled and during the coming two or three contests at least will probably remain as they were...
...dirty as long as the dirty minded are allowed to monopolize them. The only way by which the high-minded citizen can remedy the evils he bewails is to wade into the mire and fight for the community. The college man who has the courage to take such a step will not be a pioneer. He will have as an example the greatest of Harvard graduates--Theodore Roosevelt...
...colleges to maintain an array of deans and other disciplinary officials. There is something to be said, therefore, for the doctrine that the better a student's rank in his studies the less he ought to be charged for his instruction. At any rate the Yale differential is a step in that direction. --Boston Herald...
...ostensible purpose of reducing naval armaments, success would seem to depend on the extent to which they are reduced. But, as a matter of fact, much more than this is now in the way of being accomplished; Hughes, for example, refers to the Four Power treaty as a step towards "enduring peace". This seems to imply that the Conference has assumed a greater responsibility than the mere limitation of armaments. Success, then, depends on the extent which war is made impossible...