Word: regrets
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...been rather open to attack in this quarter, because the eleven was picked at the beginning of the season. The avowed policy has been to put the most experienced men in, and keep them there until their inferiority was clearly demontrated. Of course the old complaint came, and we regret to notice that it has been a little more obtrusive than usual. Yet one has only to think of the state of the squad today, with two or three candidates being played alternately in each position, and several old players in danger of being ousted...
ENGLISH 8.- By vote of the Department of English, I am instructed to announce that this course is regularly open to students who have previously taken English 9. I regret the error of my announcement to the contrary...
Today we say our last farewells to the members of the class of Ninety-seven as fellow-students. It is done reluctantly, and with unfeigned regret, for Ninety-seven has in many ways been a really exceptional class. It is what might, in a way, be called a well-balanced class, since it has not only had its full share of athletes on the different teams and crews, but, at a time when athletics are apt to receive more attention than they deserve, it has had an unusually large number of men connected with the other important interests of undergraduate...
...course; and, believing that over-confidence has been a fruitful cause of previous defeats, we simply wish to point out that the crew has worked under conditions this year which put it at a certain disadvantage, and which will make a victory all the more creditable. We sincerely regret it if anything has appeared in this column which can be construed as undervaluing the crew. The sole purpose of the editorial in question was to suggest to Harvard men that it takes more than one year's coaching on a new stroke to make the most of it, and that...
...hardly necessary to say how deeply I regret all that I did, and I wish thus publicly to express this feeling to the faculty and students of Harvard...