Word: questioningly
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...boat in question was owned by a man whose name happens to be Munroe, but there is not the slightest relationship or connection with Kirk Munroe...
...preface our stand in this and following edits upon the statement that no college daily has upon its staff men sufficiently informed of the ins and outs of the question to do more than express an opinion qualified by admitted ignorance upon certain portions of the evidence. Such an opinion is worth no more than the judgment of the men who form it and can be accepted for no more, no less. We realize that admitted ignorance has a tendency to diminish the value of expression in the eyes of those who prefer to be told in positive terms what...
...canvas of the faculty on a small scale indicated that the CRIMSON's move to make collegiate opinion on the liquor question a known quantity is looked on with approval, but that opinions differ as to the inferences to be drawn from the recently concluded poll...
...quartet will also be about the hardest hitting pitching staff that Mitchell has gathered together for some time. Because of his exceptional ability to crack the ball Samborski is likely to be used in the outfield while not performing on the mound. The other half of the battery question seems far from being solved, however. Batchelder has just reported after a short rest following the hockey season, and the chances that he will get the call behind the bat on the opening day seem pretty bright. Mitchell has a great array of men from whom to pick his reserve receivers...
...premises on which the Harvard Debating Council plan for solving the liquor question rests were stated by G.W. Harrington '30, president of the council...