Word: groups
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...getting its necessary quota of votes. This state of affairs is due to one of two causes. Either the members of these classes have no class spirit whatsoever and are too lazy to vote, or they have positive principles against casting their ballots. Surely the members of the first group can have no defense for their position. That sort of man only hurts Harvard. He is ready to receive an education from the college, while he is not willing to become a loyal and class-spirited Harvard man. There is an opportunity today for such men to show their spirit...
...great game-the one next October when the Crimson meets Centre again. It will be a fight from start to finish; it will prove furthermore that the South as well as the East can produce a machine of eleven real football players; it will bring to Cambridge a group of men to whom sportsmanship is second nature; it will cement the good felling between Harvard and the South. In other words, it will be like last Saturday's battle in the Stadium, when the gold and white of Centre flashed so clean and brilliant...
...backfield problem has steadily occupied the attention of the coaches, and an unfortunate accident Thursday complicated it still further. Coach Ryan started the season with one of the most promising group of backs ever seen on a Freshman team: T. Gehrke, an all-round fullback of remarkable ability; T. M. Carnegie, a brilliant half, and P. Jenkins, his team-mate of almost equal power. This trio, with Gehrke kicking and making long gains, Carnegie showing splendid form in a broken field, and Jenkins plunging, bade fair to surpass the best hopes of the coaches. Early season injuries, however, deprived...
...should like to throw some light on the "callous disinterest" shown by the members of the Junior class toward the elections begun last Tuesday. As members of that "group within the class," evidently comprising a large percentage, we frankly admit that our next class officers mean absolutely nothing to us personally...
...most surprising feature of the fiasco is that just that group within the class which complains so bitterly and openly of the domination of elections by small cliques of club men and athletes is the chief offender. At the same time inveighing against the "clique" which "controls" them, and refusing to take themselves any share in bettering conditions, they stand in the way of reforms for which they clamor...