Word: givenly
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...many years Yale, Harvard and Princeton were known as the Big Three. They were probably known as the Big Three for some seasons after they were no longer the Big Three in football. Of late years they have rarely been given any the best of it in the annual award of anythical championships. Last fall, for one example, most of the championship talk was about Penn State, although Harvard hadn't lost a game. Yet letters continue to troop in upon various football writers asking why Harvard, Yale or Princeton is always awarded the championship. The answer is--that they...
...have great sympathy with California in its attitude towards the Asiatic problem. The recent extension of the mandatories through the League of Nations under which Australia is given control of all former German possessions lying south of the equator adds to our responsibility in the greatest of the world's oceans. America's destiny, too, is largely wrapped up in the Pacific and in the Orient. She has her foothold in Hawali, Samoa and the Philippines. She can not lay down her white man's burden in this quarter of the globe without leaving chaos behind and without inviting...
...eleven that represents the con-census of their opinion includes Shevlin and Heffelfinger of Yale, and Mahan and Hardwick of the University. The four experts were unable to agree on the greatest tackles of football history as no player was given more than one vote...
...last practice for the second team will be held Thursday afternoon, there will be a dinner given in honor of these men at 7 o'clock Thursday night at the Harvard Club in Boston. The list of the men who are invited to attend is given in the notice column. Coach Knox will speak. Other speakers are being arranged for and their names will be announced in Thursday morning's CRIMSON...
...they shift positions, the man who had been in Cambridge taking up the industrial life where his alternate left off while the latter returns to college and engages in theoretical work. The change back and forth eliminates the need for the long vacation and consequently the men are only given three weeks off each year...