Word: showings
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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After witnessing the Harvard and Princeton game we are forced to two conclusions, namely, that the much vaunted Crimson machine has been over-rated and that the Princeton team plays far better football on the field than in the newspapers. . . . . Harvard's three periods of straight football failed to show an attack superior to Yale...
Though our sacrifices were small in comparison with those of our Allies, America did show her mettle in the war. Thousands of men laid down their lives in France; and it is with them that we must not break faith. To them we owe a trust--a trust that we will do our share in working for and maintaining international peace; a trust that every individual will do his part in rebuilding a devastated world; a trust that the youth of this nation will prepare itself, as best it can, for meeting and solving the great problems of this...
...this amount, which gives some idea of the extent to which men work their way through the University, $42,000 was earned in term time and $35,000 in summer employment. The figures show a striking gain over the year 1918-19 when the total amount was only...
...deal of criticism and it is generally believed that had the University opened up with some of the heaves, which proved so disconcerting to their opponents, earlier in the game, the final score would not have been a tie. It will not be surprising if the next two games show a reversion from this policy...
...this amount, which gives some idea of the extent to which men earn their way at Harvard, approximately $42,000 was earned in term-time and $35,000 in summer work. The figures show a striking gain over the year 1918-19, when the total...