Word: thoughts
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...from carelessness on the part of & those who intend to try for the vacancies in the boat, or from an insufficient appreciation of the significance of this summons. With our minds now fully occupied with football matters, it is very natural to lay aside, for the time being, the thought of something that will not take place until next July. That seems a long way off and the importance of reporting as candidates loses some of its force and serious reflexion on what Harvard must do to retrieve its losses in boating victories is put off. There is very likely...
There will be no regular football game this afternoon. The game with Andover has been declared off on account of the weakness of its team, which was easily defeated by Tufts last Saturday. No other game was arranged as it was thought the coaching services of Arthur Cumnock would be more valuable than the practice received in a game with a minor team...
...power of the invisible is felt by every one. The remembrance of home, of father and mother, come up before every man when he is on the point of breaking some principle which his father or mother taught him and the thought stops him where he is. The little child tempted to do something which he has been forbidden to do, sees the kind, serious face of his mother and resits his temptation. In memory, then, we see the power of the invisible...
...entrance of the College into politics will be a feature of the Presidential campaign of 1892. Men have realized that college thought and educational sentiment are becoming yearly a more important influence upon public opinion. To further such influence Republican clubs have been formed in many of the colleges. In political clubs of former years, the idea has been more to get fun out of torchlight processions etc., than to accomplish any particular good...
...because what the college feels cannot well be told in mere words. It was while Ninety-two was a part of the college and lived the college life with all the rest of us, that we could best appreciate its worth and honor the class. When there was no thought of saying good bye, it was simple enough to speak out to Ninety-two and say how much we respected it. And yet although the thought of having to bid farewell to a class takes away much of the spontaneous expression of feeling which at other times...