Word: well
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...hostess work done for them while in uniform, and have recently received a copy of a letter from Secretary of War Newton D. Baker, urging in the strongest terms that this work be continued. It is therefore evident that it is not merely the desire of a few well-intentioned women that this work should be carried on, but that its importance is recognized by such prominent men as those connected with the War Camp Community Service and the Secretary of War, all of whom are certainly in a position to be in touch with the situation...
...been considerably brightened by the acquisition of Franklin Coxe, who promises to be one of the best collegiate pitchers of many seasons. With the loss of Frank Talcott, last year's star boxman, the Eli hopes have been resting on Robinson and Selleck, neither of whom have done as well as was expected, but the splendid pitching of Coxe has given new prospects for success...
...return of Holmes, last year's catcher, and Faherty, outfielder and captain of the 1916 Andover team, have likewise increased the strength of the team. Both have been laid up all spring with water on the knee, but are now practicing daily. Holmes, as well as being a good man behind the bat, led the Eli hitters last season...
...Fellows Platt of New York will give an illustrated talk on "Sienese Painting." Mr. Platt, who is a lawyer by profession, is recognized as one of the best-informed authorities on Italian painting, and on Sienese art especially. He has made a special study of this subject and is well known both as a student and as a collector of Sienese...
...realization of the fact that he was being closely marked on his work and that he was gaining credit for his efforts would make the average student apply himself to his tutorial conferences. Debates at conferences between students or written essays and reports upon the assigned work could well be used to supplement oral recitations as a basis for marking...