Word: whole
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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From New England as a whole the increase is 26 per cent. from public schools and 14 per cent. from private schools, while the gain for both combined in the number of students entering in 1915 against the number entering in 1906 is 18 per cent...
Tickets, at $1 each, for the Hasty Pudding tea may be obtained at the door of the clubhouse on the afternoon of the Junior dance, Friday. Tickets will be sold then only and at no other place. The Hasty Pudding Club will open its whole lower floor to all who attend; not even members of the club will be allowed on the second floor. The entrance will be by the side door only...
...scrimmage in the University's favor. Baker scored against the Harvard Club after some clever stick-handling and a few minutes later a good piece of team-work gave the Harvard Club a goal. Fisher gave the University team the lead when he played the puck neatly through the whole defence and drove it past Abbott. The line...
...most auspicious moment, as all good heroes should. His sister is in the clutches of an unscrupulous Englishman who makes love indiscriminately to her and her companion, Abbey Sexton. John is a business man but a human one. He sees his opportunity, grasps it, and of course the whole thing turns out all right in the end. The Englishman is "halfway to Canada" by the time John wins his old sweetheart back again...
...Freshmen, making twelve very difficult stops and keeping the scoring against his team within moderate bounds. Captain Kissel also showed up well. For St. Paul's, Captain Conover and Walton did the most brilliant playing, the latter scoring the first goal and the former making a spectacular dash the whole length of the rink and scoring the second point unassisted...