Word: developement
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...well-recognized that spring practice itself is no innovation but here before it has been more or less informal and hardly seriously intended to accomplish great things for the next season, other than to give the coaches some idea of prospective material and to develop morale. But this time, intensive spring practice must balance Yale's mid-winter practice and assist in avenging last year's defeat; it must enable the team to make every game its objective all summer if they like and finally it must take the place of the forbidden fall practice! These are all honorable purposes...
...must develop a signal system similar to that used by the basketball men," said Coach Harry Herbert to the few lacrosse candidates who appeared at the meeting at the Varsity Club last night. The squad will report, dressed in old clothes, at the Locker Building at 3.30 this afternoon...
...Princeton. And the majority of the men who come out for track here come as a rule with little experience and no established reputation. For that reason it is the job of the head coach to pick out the inexperienced men who appear to have possibilities and to develop these men to as great an extent as possible. It is by training men like these to win third and fourth place, as well as by coaching the first place stars, that we can get winning track teams...
...botanist knows that if the topmost bud of a tree is blighted, lower buds at once begin to develop to take its place. Many members of the Democratic Party arrived at the opinion that the topmost Presidential bud, William G. McAdoo, had suffered from oil. Thereupon several other buds began to expand on their own merits, and, flushed with hope, to burgeon...
...Extra-curriculum activities give men a sense of responsibility and develop initiative and self-confidence to a degree that cannot possibly be obtained by the mere passing of examinations," said W. R. Castle Jr. '00, commenting to a CRIMSON reporter on the college preparation, necessary for entering the diplomatic service. Mr. Castle, who is a former English instructor and assistant dean in the University and now assistant in the Department of State at Washington, has spent the last few days here advising undergraduates who plan to enter the diplomatic service...