Word: nevertheless
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...student body. The second of our main contentions is one of more lasting effect. Intercollegiate football develops individual and lasting efficiency among its players. This is perhaps less extensive in its benefits than our first contention, for it does not reach so large a number of men, but is nevertheless more important, for after all the players should be the first to be considered. Football, more than any other activity commonly open to undergraduates of today, develops a man's executive ability. It is the game that teaches a man to do things, to plan, to succeed. In short, football...
...crews at the end of the races on Thursday. As the system of humping races had never been tried in the University before, it was necessary to assign places by lot and some crews therefore had more opportunities to make bumps than others. The strength of the various crews nevertheless has been ascertained fairly accurately...
...Maine team, with a few exceptions, were very light, but nevertheless played a very aggressive game. The left side of the line in particular offered a strong resistance to their opponent's attack. The fumbling behind the line was very costly as the Maine ends were never able to recover the ball for their side. Maine gained first down but once near the beginning of the game...
...question of finances at the Union this year has been more difficult than ever before and this is due entirely to the low membership, as is evident in the report of the chairman of the Membership Committee, Nevertheless, the House Committee decided to improve the service in the dining room at all costs and the results as proven by the larger use of this room and the almost complete absence of complaints, have been highly satisfactory. The Treasurer's report shows an increase in receipts of $1,697.28 over last year, but despite this the restaurant may have as large...
...White as Chairman of the Athletic Committee removes a well-nigh universal apprehension regarding the expense of admission to athletic contests by pointing out that the average cost of admission to a game for a holder of a Harvard Athletic Association annual ticket is about twelve cents. Nevertheless Professor White States that the committee hopes that the charge for admission to games may be reduced even further...