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...University as a method of overcoming both the ultra-radicals and the ultra-conservatives. In the annual report of President Nicholas Murray Butler, he discusses this new course and states that he considers the cure for the world's radicalism of today lies rather in education than in more strenuous methods...
...strenuous effort involved in this huge task, and an attack of pneumonia which finally necessitated his discharge from active duty were direct causes of his death. Surely no soldier in the trenches was more plainly a victim of the great war than Professor Johnston. His is the latest name on Harvard's Roll of Honor...
...strenuous practice preparatory to the scrimmage the place of Bigelow was taken by T. M. Avery '21, who also held that position against Tufts. On Wednesday night the University team will again meet Tufts in a regular game...
...unusually strenuous schedule was next outlined by Captain D. F. O'Connell '21 and the responsibility which every man incurred from it. B. L. Young '07 stressed the need of every team, no matter what number of stars it has, for second and third-string men. "Stars win firsts and break records, while second and third-string men win meets...
Here is their opportunity. At tonight's meeting plans for the revival of the sport will be discussed--plans which include a strenuous schedule on the boards, a winter carnival in March, and weekly handicap competitions designed primarily for the benefit of novices More candidates must come out, with 400 reporting daily at Cornell compared to the scant fifty here. It is needless for the Crimson to effort the undergraduates to support the track team in its laughable efforts to turn the oldest of major sports back on sound footing...