Word: assisted
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...prospects for a good team this year are very favorable, as the services of a professional coach are to be obtained for the whole season. W. L. Hanavan '03, and T. W. Gilles 2L., head coach last year, will also assist in the coaching...
...past. Its purpose is to quicken the religious life of the University upon its more thoughtful side, without entering into competition in the field of philanthropic work with the Christian Association, the St. Paul's Society and the other organizations active in that line. It aims to assist men in the solution of religious problems, and to this end arranges meetings at which addresses on religious or ethical subjects are given by prominent men. In the smaller meetings, which are more devotional in character, there is opportunity for discussion...
...Yale game but two weeks off, it is natural to look for the cause of so unhappy a situation. It certainly cannot be in the coaching for the regular coaches are constantly on the field, and there is hardly a day when several University coaches and players do not assist conscientiously. The other cause which naturally suggests itself is that of poor material. There are fewer and lighter men playing now than there has been within the last six or eight years. The fact that five Freshmen are being kept on the University squad certainly does not account for this...
...fouls have in general been made more severe and the likelihood of applying them has been increased by the investing of powers practically equal to those of the umpire and the referee in a third official called lineman. His duty is to stand on the side-line and assist the regular officials in detecting and penalizing fouls, such as tripping and off-side play. The increased penalties were intended to eliminate roughness as much as possible,--and this result should be achieved through such provisions as those which prevent interference with a man who is punting or making a fair...
...informal reception for the Freshman class will be held in the Living Room of the Union at 7.30 o'clock tonight. The object of the reception is to show to the men of the entering class the Union as one of the centers of undergraduate life, and to assist in bringing the class together at its outset. Some upper-classmen will be present and there will be informal music. All members of the class, whether or not now members of the Union, are invited to attend...