Word: enough
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...hardly seems necessary to call attention to the last three lectures in the course on "Soldier's and Sailor's Life," the character of the lectures is enough to guarantee an audience which will fill the theatre to overflowing. Dr. Burrell M. S. '79, who will open the evening with his lecture on "The Medical Examination," is well calculated to do justice to his subject, and those who contemplate responding to the second call for volunteers will do well to hear...
...Swain 1900 who broke his leg in a scrub game of ball two weeks ago, has been in the Cambridge Hospital ever since. He is now well enough to be moved and will go to his home in Malden tomorrow...
...Annual Spring Tennis Tournament will be held on Jarvis Field, commencing Saturday, May 21. Singles and, provided enough men enter, doubles will be played. First and runner-up prizes will be given in each event; and in singles a consolation prize, open to all men beaten in their first match actually played. All matches will be the best two out of three advantage sets, except the finals, which will be the best three out of five, advantage sets. Blue books have been placed in Sanborn's and in Leavitt's where all entries should be made. The entrance...
...increase their lead beyond hope of being headed. Such a re-action in fielding came as a keen disappointment to every one who has followed the work of the nine this season. It certainly seems to be inexcusable in men who by this time should have become experienced enough to maintain their self-control even under trying conditions...
...Dripps summed up for Princeton. He reasserted the demand for the unskilled laborer and the necessity that there shall be a surplus of labor if there is always to be the proper supply. Better to have too many men than not enough, and better to have Southern Europeans in the sweat shops than Germans or Americans. The affirmative is arguing for the ideal system. We demand that they shall give us one definite method for a greater restriction...