Word: sufferred
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...introduced into Yale College until normal rather than artificial equilibrium be established among general pleasure and enjoyment be had from the large amount of money which must be spent a un fraternity buildings in the immediate future. The spirit of existing interfraternity agreement must remain unimpaired. Yale College would suffer immeasurably from the magnified interfraternity competition and the consequent exaggeration of fraternity importance...
...from fraternity houses. "Liquor and women have become a craze." Crime increases; "the County jail would be filled twice a week if every offender were sent up." University officials denied that such revels ever occurred except possibly in vacation periods but agreed with Judge Stolen that dissolute students should suffer for their vices the severest penalty that the law allows...
...game today need not be the cause of much worry to the Crimson first-year men unless they suffer a decided slump from the playing form they exhibited in last week's encounter. In that game they held the Worcester schoolboys completely at their mercy and conclusively demonstrated the superiority of the five-man defense over the zone defense system which was used by their opponents...
...Craven said that he had returned from his scheduled retirement to play the part of the young son, because of the sickness of the actor assigned to the part, and the lack of a capable understudy. But the role he has created in Mr. Thomas Watson Jr. could only suffer in the hands of some other player. The part of the grouchy old father is played in the manner of the best crabs by Mr. Robert McWade. Miss Blyth Daly, as Geraldine Marsh, the orphaned friend of the family turned housekeeper, entirely satisfactory as the Pollyanna minority, and shows...
...Poole, playing at number 1, was the only Freshman to suffer defeat, losing to A. L. LeBaron of the Newton Club in four long-drawn-out games. G. T. Francis and W. C. Peet both ran into difficulty in their matches, winning in five games by narrow margins. The summary follows...