Word: slightest
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...CRIMSON would indeed be flattered if its utterances were taken as the last word from Harvard. The CRIMSON does not make, and has never made, the slightest pretense that this is the case...
...CRIMSON realizes that it is a semipublic institution and owes certain duties to the University. It does not believe that it has been unfaithful to those duties, nor gone beyond its rights to the slightest extent...
...this practice there is no distinction made between University men and beginners. The coaches have time to spend on green material, and the men have a chance to play alongside of the more experienced players. Any man in college who has the slightest desire or wish to be a football player cannot afford to miss this practice, unless he is engaged in one of the regular spring sports. Freshmen and Sophomores who have never played football or played but little, but who have an underlying desire to be football players, should come out now and get the fundamentals. Two years...
...disappeared to such an extent that he is taking long runs every afternoon and the chances that he will be in the line-up Saturday are exceedingly good. Wallace and Trumbull were given a rest when the harder work of practice was indulged in, but there is not the slightest doubt but that they will start the game against Michigan...
...CRIMSON of October 9, 1914, in regard to the chair of hygiene, perhaps not sufficient attention was paid to the work of Dr. Bailey for the last fifteen years in the College. The aim of the new foundation is to create something new and not in the slightest to interfere with Dr. Bailey as Medical Adviser or as physician in immediate charge of the Stillman Infirmary. Dr. Bailey will continue his valuable services in the future precisely as in the past. For the purposes of efficiency and co-ordination it has been deemed wise by the Corporation to give supervision...