Word: built
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Under the direction of Head Coach Owsley and Captain Shevlin about seventy men have been out for football practice for the last three weeks. As but five men of last year's team, Captain Shevlin, Hoyt, Flinn, Morse, Tripp, are still in college, the team must be built up from practically new material. The material so far available is not so heavy as last year, but there is a greater uniformity of playing ability among the men, which should make the contests for positions very close. Hutchinson, Erwin, Stuart, and Werneker have been showing up well in the last week...
...minor changes in the walks of the Yard have been made during the summer. A path six feet broad has been built from the east end of Massachusetts to the road at the southwest corner of University and the road which was in the rear of the Library has been filled in. The road between Weld and University has been rebuilt as far as the southwest corner of the Library...
...been laid for the section of the Yard fence and the gateway to be erected jointly by the classes of 1887 and 1888. The fence will extend from the Fogg Museum east along Broadway and will be similar in general construction to the sections of the Yard fence already built. The gate-way, although of the same free style of architecture as the other entrances to the Yard, will be unique in design. A semi-circular masonry fence, extending about 25 feet into the Yard, will be broken by two gateways giving upon the paths leading south past Seven...
...personal contact at the outset of their college life almost entirely, so far as concerns the formation of new personal ties, upon the general basis of their comparative money allowances. I believe that Harvard should take heroic measures to end the unfortunate situation by which walls of inertia are built upon untrue foundations between groups of men in the same University. The only effective cure would be to have all dormitories in Cambridge equipped and managed in such a way, that the standard of dormitory living and the rentals shall not greatly vary in any of the buildings. This would...
...gates, built in memory of a Harvard man, you read as you go in "Enter to grow in wisdom," and as you go out "Depart to serve they country and they kind." It is gate that is always open, and it swings easily both ways. Its inscription is a message of your College today. You have entered to grow in wisdom, now depart to serve your country and your kind...