Word: paced
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Conforming to the generally extravagant praise which was bestowed upon the production of Monte. Cristo, Jr., at the Boston Opera House on the opening night, this production has set a pace worthy of its reputation, and the Boston Opera House is crowded to the doors at every performance...
...Freshman oarsmen were put through a time trial this afternoon with the second eight as a pace maker. The time, however, was not very fast as a result of the morning race...
...Freshman crew has suffered many changes during the week. They do not show any pace and seem to be altogether too short at present, but their time is good, and they keep their boat well up on its keel...
...have been giving the crew two or three short, stiff races weekly," said Coach Haines, "and I think we are now prepared for the fast pace that is sure to be set on the Severn. We have a crew which many people consider better than that which beat Princeton and Yale last season. It has been trained especially for the short distance we will race with Princeton and Annapolis...
...Student Council regarding the nomination of officers for the Sophomore and Junior Classes will prevent, if adopted, a repetition of the negligence which marked those elections this year. It is based upon a recognition of the undergraduate's procrastination. There must be some leader to mark the pace. The ineligibility of the former officers made them impartial nominators while their wide acquaintance tends to create confidence in their choice. It would give a candidate too great an advantage if but one were proposed, while if the former officers named three, the class would be robbed of a stimulus for nominating...