Word: cannot
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Under such auspices the opening tonight should be a big fact in Harvard history. Harvard cannot but wish a continuation of the already vigorous life of the Harvard Alumni of Boston...
Ideas are intangible and unstable things. They cannot hold the attention of the hurrying multitudes of the city for a great length of time, seldom for as long as they deserve. But a solution lies in translating them into concrete--or brick--realities. This is the means which the Harvard Club of Boston has taken to establish the idea that Boston and Cambridge are united by the strong, though invisible, ties of Harvard. As long as Harvard is in Cambridge, so long will Boston be a centre of interest for Harvard men, graduates and undergraduates. It is, therefore...
...University association football team will play Princeton at Princeton this morning at 10 o'clock. This is the first game of the season away from Soldiers Field, so that it cannot be said whether the playing of the team is affected by strange territory or not. At all events, the team as a whole, and especially the attack, will be compelled to play better soccer than heretofore in the season in order to defeat the strong Princeton eleven. The latter has a string of victories to its credit and that of 3 to 1 against the Crescent Athletic Club...
Cornell, played last Saturday, was also defeated by the comfortable score of 23 to 6. The game conclusively demonstrated one fact,--that the University's substitute material cannot be compared with the regular line-up. While the regulars opposed it, the Cornell aggregation was never within striking distance of the goal; but against the substitutes in the last quarter it was able to tear through on straight line plays from the 37-yard line for a touchdown. In other respects, however, the showing of the University eleven was distinctly encouraging...
...Boston, or any private clubhouse, large or small, belongs to its members, except on invitation. The incongruity has been in there ever having been need to announce that a meeting would "be open only to members of the Union." And so there can be no complaint by men who cannot bluff their way into the presence of the scoreboard...