Word: whose
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Coffin '93, whose condition has not been favorable lately, underwent another operation recently and is now rapidly improving...
...especially if there be a considerable distance between the recitation rooms, are frequently late and are locked out of their next recitations. Of late this circumstance has occurred so often as to cause very serious annoyance on all sides. Those instructors who allow free entrance to the room and whose recitations are thus interrupted by the late-comers are very much put out; while those students who are locked out of recitations have an extra "cut" scored against them. The result is that the office is besieged with men seeking justly to be excused for such absences. We hope that...
...batting of the nine was very weak, they made but four hits and their base running was miserable. There was practically no coaching, and the team was completely demoralized. The captain seemed totally unable to rally his men and consented to play a game with an umpire whose decisions were most unfair and prejudiced. The umpiring of Mr. Stearns was outrageous. The teams...
...sacrifice, still, since the class of '92 in the autumn showed no desire to stay out of the class races, every man should bear his share of the expense necessary in putting an eight on the water and not let the whole burden fall upon the comparatively few men whose loyalty to their class is frequently deeper than their pockets...
...Jordan, whose appointment to the presidency of Stanford University was announced a short time ago, has entered upon the work of his new position with characteristic energy. He has already completed arrangements for the appointments to the Faculty of the University, and has made the following selections public...