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...Yearling sextet is functioning as smoothly as could be desired, as Coach Humphrey has laid especial emphasis on the parallel line, and the Freshmen have been able to maintain it even under the pressure of the University scrimmage attacks. But the 1925 strength is not entirely in its organization, for Beals and Hodder are men who can be relied upon to give stellar performances in an emergancy. HARVARD ST. PAULS Peirson, r.w. l.w., Prime Beals, c. c., Davis Burgess, l.w. r.w., Ferguson Hodder, r.d. l.d., Tilt Hammond, l.g. r.d., Watts Cantillon, g. g., Lamar
...along the cliff-tops, and places allotted on payment of a substantial sum. Tickets were soon at a premium; these, let me add, were the small bone chips which we have gathered in large numbers from the ruins. In time, the income from this source alone was sufficient to maintain the whole institution...
...economic laws and modern finance. Its advisers are experts in their various lines of activity, and its members thoroughly awake to the importance of their decisions. Which, after all, is not so startling, because this is only as it should be. Any conference, to obtain progressive results, must maintain a sense of logic and balance...
...clearly traced in the histories both of ancient Greece and Rome, and the parallel produced ad absurdum ends in the gladiatorial show. . . . It cannot be denied that the way to produce the best athlete and the best player is to encourage the professional if only to create and maintain a standard by which all who go in for sport may measure their own performance. But to attempt to put all sport on a professional footing and make the lure the prize won and public applause, and not the sport itself, would be a national disaster. There has been too much...
...have to face is not at all our idea of what a college means. Neither is a college a kind of intellectual incubator where young fledglings are hatched out with no effort of their own. A college is a workshop, and if it is going to maintain its place in the esteem of a Nation that has supported us with such unstinted generosity we must see that the gospel of honest work is not only taught in the college but practiced by all of us who have anything to do with it. The Outlook