Word: worth
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...conducted as fairly as a college grading system will allow, and scholarship has been the only standard. To men who have been busy in College affairs and have also made the Society, this is distinctly added honor; to others it is, of course, an achievement in itself very much worth while...
Driggs and Tibbott 1917 still have another year and should be better rounded after this year's experience in both kicking and running with the ball. Dickerman, Moore, and Eddy, all 1917, have proved their worth as substitutes in the backfield, and if A. Brown 1917 is eligible he will make a strong bid for a position here. He is considered by the coaches to have as much natural ability as any back on the squad. Thomas 1918 came up rapidly as a line-plunger late in the season, and if he continues to improve may make things interesting...
...their "H" in one or more of the five major sports, and one who was specially awarded an "H" for tennis and for golf. In all, 78 "H's" have been awarded to present members of the University, several men having won more than one "H." R. B. Wiggles-worth, 3L., is the only man to have won his "H" in three sports--football, baseball, and hockey, while four men, E. W. Mahan '16, K. B. G. Parson '16, E. W. Soucy '16, and L. Saltonstall 2L., have each...
...Sessions '15 has written an exhaustive article on "Richard Strauss as a Tone Poet," (to be continued). Reverence for his subject has not made him the less critical; but at the end he commits the mistake of attempting comparison of the ultimate worth of Strause Debussy...
...days ago. A. R. Bancroft '17, is the only other who ran in the intercollegiates last year. He is a hard worker but not brilliant. The rest are spending their first season on a University team and so far have had little chance to show their worth in a big race...