Word: depends
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Dates: during 1910-1910
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...hearty praise of all good citizens here, of all patriots and lovers of their country, no matter what that country may be, in every part of the world, for what he has just done. But remember always that the ultimate worth of this foundation which he has made will depend primarily upon the practical good sense, the judgment and the ability of the men who, administering the fund, or working under them, succeed in translating the theory into action...
...only gained by familiarity through experience. For example, an end, on defence, sees an interference coming his way; he knows his own work, and he knows also what his adjoining neighbors, the tackle and rush-line back, have been told to do. He understands in what way he can depend on them. So much for theory. But now by close familiarity with the personalities of these neighbors, he understands to what exact extent he can depend on each one; by constant practice with them, by daily experience of them, he has learned how far he can rely on them...
...high jump Harvard's strength will depend on Barker and Reed. Dennis is also a good man. Long and Dillingham have shown ability in the broad jump. Park, Austin, and Phillips of the 1913 team did good work in this event this spring. In the shot-put R. B. Batchelder '13 and H. P. Keays '13 should creditably fill the vacancy caused by the graduation of Little and Goddard. B. D. Hodges '11 will be the mainstay of the team in the hammer-throw. Parker, Douglas, and Cable and Batchelder of the 1913 team, will also be developed by Coach...
...natural outcome. Since 1839 the requirement for the bachelor's degree has increased from eighteen months to three years by the addition of optional periods, which soon became a part of the requirement. In this case, however, the additional year is for a supplementary degree, and its popularity will depend largely upon its value to practicing lawyers. This innovation will, at all events, make it possible to offer to students advantages found at no other law school in the country...
...members of the Union will stop to consider how much their comfort and pleasure next year depend upon their selection of officers, they will choose carefully. Upon the vice-president of the Union falls, not only the responsibility of its management, but the duty of procuring and entertaining all the distinguished men who come to speak there. The position is important, and in order to make the wisest choice and to assure the new officers of the interest of the members, every eligible undergraduate should cast his vote...