Word: autumns
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Coach, M. Perrin, who has had long experience as an actor on both the French and American stage as well as a coach, that the actors perform their parts so excellently. He returned from France this autumn for the purpose of producing the play...
...received by undergraduates and football enthusiasts with acclaim. Not for ten years have the two elevens met, and the resumption of friendly rivalry would make a most welcome addition to the Crimson season. In point of severity, the Army contest would rank with the final games of the autumn, and would doubtless be scheduled for two weeks before the Princeton battle, thus making one more addition to the list of difficult early season games which the University has added to its card in the past two years. The interest aroused by a West 'Point contest and a possible return meeting...
Fall rowing has been a success. The excellent weather has been an important factor as the river has been comparatively smooth at all times; the temperature moderate; and rains infrequent. Although it is difficult to determine in the autumn the quantity and quality of the material available in the spring, it is possible to accomplish much with the oarsmen who do report. Men who show individual faults are given special attention by the coaches. Practice on the indoor machines in front of the mirrors where one can see his errors and can strive to correct them under the guidance...
...hundred and twenty Freshmen who had elected rowing as their autumn exercise reported at the Weld Boathouse on October 5. After Captain McCagg and the coaches had spoken, each man filled out a schedule card and the new Crew Enrollment Card. Almost immediately a tentative line-up of the first dormitory crews was made form the schedule cards while the rest of the men were assigned arbitrarily. During the following week about 20 additional men came out, bringing the total up to about one hundred and forty...
...sometimes hinted that Harvard is losing its national character and is gradually having its influence localized to New England. But if this be the case the statistics of this year's Freshman class afford no indication. The 900 students who this autumn came to Harvard for the first time represented no fewer than 43 states of the Union besides a half-dozen foreign countries. Young men who come from New England homes still form the biggest single factor in the entering class, but they do not constitute a substantial majority. This year the New Englanders numbered only 51 percent...