Word: boning
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...question that there must be something peculiar to Harvard which arouses all this vehemence? Of course there must be. It is that quality of mind which in its best is Harvard's most precious jewel and which at its worst is her least attractive characteristic. "Harvard Indifference" was a bone of contention before the Civil War', in the days when Theodore Roosevelt drove a dog cart around the Yard, and in my own time, twenty-five years ago. As to challenging its existence--one might as well attempt to deny successfully that there was any difference between the general atmosphere...
...squad have been proportionate to those of the football team. Three of the regular players have been hindered in practice by more or less serious injuries, and even Captain Tolbert, who weathered the football season successfully, has been unable to practice for nearly three weeks because of a broken bone...
...present it does not look as if any of the trio will be in condition to play against the Green team. An X-ray examination has revealed a broken bone in Tolbert's foot, and Fitts, in the M. I. T. game again injured a strained muscle in his stomach, which he got against Williams. Feiring sprained his angle slightly in the recent contest with the Tech five and it still bothers...
...call at all times. Not so noticeable but excellent for that very reason is the acting of Hardinge Scholle in the part of Frondeville. Coming in every act and almost every scene with by far the longest part he is what might well be called the back-bone of the play. His part is that of host at his country chateau where the scene of the play is laid while most of the action of the play is executed by the rest of the cast...
...University line, on the left side, played a strapping, slashing game. Lockwood, the broken bone in his foot sufficiently mended to allow him to play practically the entire game, was the fastest man in the line, not excepting the ends. Always down under kicks among the very first and so much solid rock on the defense, his work was especially encouraging in view of Hubbard's injury. He showed his speed in catching Michie when the latter was loose for a touchdown in the third quarter...