Word: answers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Interceding in a gas-torch week that has witnessed the call and dusty answer of the several warring political greats, a football game, strange anomaly, provides a breathing spell. Twenty-five years of Stadium tradition are rounded out in this afternoon's Dartmouth gridiron appearance. Athletics were a casual pastime when the men from Hanover first came to Cambridge; it was that long ago. And yet, such is the effect of partial anti-climax, popular and newspaper hysteria are at an ultimate low ebb. Cadets and campaigners, Dempseys and dirigibles have harrowed the public. For the only time in recent...
...rotating schedule, firmly approved by the athletic administration, has already done its work so far as Brown is concerned by the absence of the Brown game in 1928. There would be no cry of intersectionalism to answer in a decision to revive the relations of these two New England football teams. There would be no protest of overemphasis, for the game could not be one pointed to throughout the season. The danger of creating a fixture has already been settled by breaking this year the long consecutive meetings of the two universities...
George Crawford ocC. was calling signals on team A yesterday. Whether the change is significant or not is not definitely known, but it would not be at all surprising to see the diminutive pilot answer the whistle tomorrow. The handling of the team by E. T. Putnam '30 and T. W. Gilligan '31 against West Point was questionable at several times and the opportunity for a clever quarterback is wide open. Putnam was directing team B in signals, while Gilligan worked out on team C. Coach Horween announced that Putnam would start against the Indians, but there is certainly...
...once done ungrudgingly. Harvard men do not take part in Social Service as they once did. Much of the work in the education of boys who play in the streets of Cambridge and Boston goes undone while Harvard students use their time to their own advantage. To this the answer may cynically be, "What...
...hardly worth the trouble to point out that in the short space of one and a half column inches Time, the weekly news magazine, last week made three errors and a revolting inference. One might as well arise and answer the doorbell every time it rings on Halloween. Boys will be boys, and it is well known that many of the editorial board of the news magazine have but recently given up positions on college funny papers. Still glib and sophomoric, they love a good joke even more than most people. In fact they have attracted a circulation of some...