Word: facing
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...should guess that the Lampoon's out-going board wished to leave something to be remembered by. It doubtless will A number devoted strictly to personal attack (even on a non-commissioned faculty officer) is not likely soon to face from memory. Nor will the College office soon forget...
From the outset of his Presidency at Harvard, in 1909, Lawrence Lowell set his face steadfastly against all this. While still allowing a considerable freedom of election, so that education remained adequately comprehensive, his method required the student to group and organize the major portion of his studies within a single field. It was a step toward the famous "honour schools" of the English universities, in which the student concentrates upon the classics, history, English language and literature, or any one of half a dozen general subjects. A similar step already had been taken in many American universities...
...will Syracuse, the other matching Bates Lewiston, Me. Both teams will debate on the same subject, the "Plumb Plan," But each will argue on a different side. Thus the two debates will be conducted as though two halves of a debate against the adversary, although the University will face two opponents...
With last evening's game as a conditioning match and a good rest today the Dartmouth team should be back in its old form tonight, and that means that the University sextet will be driven to the limit of their ability. Paisley, captain of the visitors, who will face E. L. Bigelow '21, is the individual star of the Green line. He scored first goal against Tufts last night and assisted in the second. In the outer defense, moreover, the Hanover team has a bulwark in Fisk, a former Newton High School player, who, with goal-tend Gale, has borne...
...Murphy of Dartmouth, being shot from a direct drive down the ice. During the first half of the initial period no score was made, until Murphy received a pretty pass from Bower, eluded the defense and tucked away the first goal nine minutes and 15 seconds after the face-off. Thereafter the Crimson pulled itself together and carried the play to the vicinity of the Dartmouth goal, where R. W. Emmons, 3rd,-'20, poked in the first University score from a scrimmage at the corner of the cage. With the score 2 to 1 against them at the beginning...