Word: linked
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Dates: during 1910-1910
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Never was the truth of the adage that a chain is as strong as its weakest link more conclusively demonstrated than on Saturday afternoon on Yale field. Except for a few minutes in the third period, the University team outplayed its opponents, but in spite of this, misplays blighted Harvard's hopes when they were highest. These mistakes showed the weak links in the chain which gave way under the strain...
...weak link in the chain was not the Council per se, but its composition. The members were the "most prominent men in College," meaning that they already had their hands so full of work that they could not spare the time and thought that membership in the Council should involve. Their offense is palliated by the fact that it was the inevitable consequence of the system in vogue here of concentrating the entire student administrative work of the College on too few shoulders...
...every member of the Senior class in regard to the work of the association. The work the association is doing is of the sort that should interest every member of the Senior class, because of the fact that after he leaves Cambridge the Alumni Association forms the great connecting link between the undergraduates and the graduates. C. C. LITTLE...
...Christian Association is an institution, distributing education and athletic facilities where they would otherwise not be obtainable, and that it is always worth while to give to the cause of education. As we have noted before, a Harvard tank given in this way would be a strong link in the bonds of friendship and association which should closely unite Harvard and the city of Cambridge. On the other hand, when the University so sadly feels the need of a new tank, we can not help concurring with the author of the communication in the sentiment that "charity begins at home...