Word: outlook
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...With the announcement that several experienced oarsmen have reported for crew work, the outlook for Pennsylvania's varsity crew appears far more promising. Although a severe loss was incurred by the retirement of Captain Tilden, Jerauld, who rowed on the 1917 eight, O'Gorman, a member of last year's freshman crew, and Van Ginkle, an experienced oarsman, will partly offset...
...hold them by force is dangerous. All thoughts of an attempt to force on the people aims which prolong the war, aims for which they never fought, or to keep from the people their promised rights, can only work as disintegrating factors. That today is our greatest danger." --The Outlook...
...Roosevelt did not fail to add that it would be foolhardy not to introduce a system of real preparedness based upon universal military training. Such an army, in his opinion and ours, would be not only the most democratic but might be the most efficient in the world. --The Outlook...
...first practice. Of these only four were from the three upper classes, the rest being from 1921. A great many more Freshmen are needed to form the basis of a strong relay team, while unless more University candidates come out before the end of the week the outlook for an informal team will not be bright. The coaching staff has three weeks before the Christmas vacation in which to whip the runners and field event men into shape, and all men who intend to go out for track this year are expected to report now in order to gain...
...training, as this was the greatest defect in their play against the Radio School last Saturday. The team has not progressed so rapidly as former Freshman teams, and so far does not seem equal to the team of last year's entering class. Coach Wallace does not consider the outlook for today too encouraging, but welcomes the chance to see his charges play against a well trained opponent...