Word: facing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Rather do I turn my face to the future. Many of you probably think Princeton will pulverize a Caldwell-less Yale team. But that's all you know about it. What a surprise you're for. As for Harvard and Brown, I really prefer not to say. For on that game little Joe and I have had our first big differences of opinion. And who knows, the little chap may be right. So I'll just keep still. Yale 16 Princeton 7 Dartmouth 34 Cornel l7 Michigan 13 Navy 7 Notre Dame 20 Army 6 Georgetown 27 Boston College...
...chances of the University football team against Brown on Saturday. It was learned definitely that Dudley Bell '28, stellar pivot of the Crimson forward line, and J. G. Douglas '30, the Sophomore whose work at end has been a feature of the late games, will be unable to face the Bruins...
...program is evenly divided between newcomers and old opponents. Springfield, North Carolina, Army, and Lehigh will be new to the Stadium, at least in recent years, while Dartmouth, Pennsylvania, Holy Cross, and Yale will again face the Crimson eleven...
...lady in Study of My Mother is sitting in an armchair by a window through whose heavy curtains only enough light soaks to touch the hands that lean against her steep lap. Her severe face makes her thought a secret. Maybe she is thinking about God, maybe she is wondering what time it is. But her eyes are looking at something through the dark room beyond its darkness...
...Croy is correct in accrediting such views to these men, the movement --for such it must then be called--is directly flying in the face of an opposite one in Europe. There the young thinkers of the universities are said to have abandoned the thoughts of the social philosophers for a complete and blind surrender to faith. Whether the Americans are one step ahead or behind remains where all decisions of this kind have remained--with the individual. At least Mr. Croy avoids dogmatism in his own code, a novelty in a day when inventors and manufacturers are become...