Word: wrongly
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Dates: during 1900-1900
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Pruyn, left half, is a good hurdler and strong runner, but is weak on defensive play. He seems to lose heart or interest if things are going wrong, and does not assist the man with the ball enough. His interference is only fair. Blagden, left half, is a good man to follow interference and not bad in a broken field. His chief weaknesses are his defensive play, and slowness in interference...
...points in the broad jump, as Daly, shirk, Ristine and Harris have all cleared 22 feet or more, while the Yale men have as yet failed to cover 21 feet. But both Daly and Ristine are suffering from injuries which will necessitate their taking off with the wrong foot, and will probably shorten their distances considerably. Ellsworth of Yale may therefore get a place...
...Owing to wrong directions due to a misinterpretation of the clause in regard to elections in the constitution of the Randall Hall Association yesterday's elections are not valid and another poll for directors will be held today under the following conditions: Four of the new directors must be chosen from the retiring board; five must be in the graduate departments of the University; and nine in the College or Scientific School...
...third story is again melodramatic. It is set in a foreign country peopled with impossible characters, and again brings in the unfortunate man who has married the wrong girl. Technically the story is poor...
There seems to be something decidedly wrong in the way the undergraduate institutions of the College are run, not internally, but in their external relationship with the student body at large. How much is known to the undergraduates about the mode of obtaining admission to such societies as the Deutscher Verein or the Cercle Francais? How many Freshmen realize that they can be put up for election to the Cercle, for instance, by simply applying to the secretary? They hesitate in making application and consequently remain inactive; and they trust that they may squeeze through somehow, ignorant that a knowledge...