Word: slightly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...total sum of $1,694.75 has been collected by the 1921 Finance Committee as just announced in a statement by J. A. Sessions, secretary-treasurer of the Freshman class. Although the work of canvassing has been completed, a slight increase in the above amount is expected as all the collectors have not yet turned in their entire assignments. As a result of the competitive part of the collection which netted $1,503.50 of the final figure, Roy Edward Larsen, of Brookline, was chosen chairman of the 1921-Finance Committee. Thomas Stilwell Lamont, of Englewood, N. J., was second...
Today the 1921 nine will go to Phillips Andover Academy to meet the hard-hitting preparatory school team. Judging from previous scores of the two teams, the game should develop into a batter's contest, with the Freshmen holding a slight advantage over their opponents. C. B. Butterfield, who will be in the box for the yearlings, is a batter pitcher than either Martin or Hale, one of whom will probably start for Andover...
Neither Coach Haines nor Coach Fitzpatrick have had their charges under the watch, and consequently their time is unpredictable. Whatever their speed as compared with former years, a close match is expected this afternoon. Coach Haines expressed confidence in a Crimson victory but by a very slight margin...
...than that of the previous year, according to the annual report of W. C. Lane '81, Librarian. After April, 1917, however, the increasing interest in military training told heavily upon the use of library books, and the figures for those months lowered the average for the year to some slight extent...
...University can help in no slight degree in stocking the shelves of the army and navy. Many men have old novels that they never expect to read again cluttering up their rooms, novels that will be of great value in war libraries. It would indeed be strange if there were not a superfluity of books in an institution of learning...