Word: well
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...also perfectly well aware of the difficulty of marking a large number of briefs, and of the possibility of frequent mistakes. When, however, an instructor announces in class that he has given E to over half the work which has been handed in, it seems evident that the low marks are duo to his severity...
...their opinions for publication some writers feel a certain apprehension as to the validity of their own convictions and so refrain from singning their names. But their thoughts, such as they are, they give to the public, "carrying with them no higher authority than their logic." It might be well to add here that we are not all "careful students," nor are we all as confident or self-assured that "Junior's logic is not above the E stamp." Finally, the point is this: The CRIMSON is read by members of the English Department. Doubtless, then, it is both "manly...
Norman W. Cabot '98, of Brookline, left end, prepared for college at Hale and Noble's School, where he captained the team which won the junior interscholastic championship in 1893. Played left end on the 'varsity last fall. Is a fine end rush and runs well with the ball as well. He also stroked the freshman crew last year. Age 18, height 5 ft., 11 in., weight...
...Holt 99, of Lawrence, Mass., left guard, is a graduate of Andover. There he was both a well-known football player and a good track athlete. He plays a stong game in every respect, is cool, and capable of much hard work. Age 21, height 6 ft. 1.5 in., weight...
...play football until last year when he made the 'varsity eleven. At Marion, last summer, when Shaw was the guest of Captain Brewer, he broke one of the ligaments of his leg, which injury prevented his playing until three weeks ago. He is strong and breaks through especially well. Age 19, height 6 ft. 1 in., weight...