Word: gets
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...Photograph Committee felt that it would be unfair to these men to deprive them of their Album merely because they were in service. So we ordered 198 extra copies--as many as we dared--which we have been holding unbound until we could reach you and get your orders. This was an expense of considerable size, but we felt justified in running the risk to save you from disappointment, and because we had confidence in the Class and in our Album...
...lacking in men, and it is hoped that more will avail themselves of the opportunity to play in the series of games that have been arranged to take place on the Charlesbank rinks. Practice is entirely voluntary, and in past years it has been the custom for men to get up teams and enter them as a unit in the championship series. Other teams have been made up of the men who are willing to play with any organization, and as many games as possible have been arranged. Twelve men and a manager may sign...
...deeper significance underlying President Lowell's report, however, is that the college can not train men to be broad; it can only offer them the material with which to train themselves. Most of the failures of graduates to make good in life must be attributed to a failure to get what the University had to offer. At no other American college is there available so much intellectual stimulus as here at Harvard, and no where else is a man thrown so much on his own resources intellectually. This is especially true in the matter of wide reading...
...Crimson sextet should have the best of the Eli back line, as both J. Stubbs '20 and Captain N. S. Walker, Jr., '20, have played brilliant hockey throughout the season. In goal, J. Holmes, Jr., '21, has been a consistently efficient back-stop, letting nothing that could be stopped get by him. Day, the Yale goal, played as a substitute during the Canadian trip, while Walker played regularly in that position. The forward lines should balance each other, as both E. L. Bigelow '21 and Captain Ingalls of the Yale team have shown up brilliantly in the games that have...
...surmounting of both these obstacles rests largely with the college man himself. Of course the electorate needs education; but much less than it is easy to suppose. If college men would strive to get in touch with the electorate and enter local politics in large numbers they would soon oversome the present misunderstandings...