Word: certainly
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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There are certain very apparent reasons why it is desirable that a class should have some one to represent it, and there seems to be no good reason for delaying the organization of Ninety-eight much longer...
What the college thinks of the game last Saturday has nowhere been told so well as it was in Harvard Square yesterday afternoon when the eleven left for Auburndale. It is a significant fact that a single announcement that the team would start at a certain hour should have called out such a large and enthusiastic lot of students. So much feeling has been manifested about college already that we feel in spite of the fact that there is yet one game to play that it is not premature to suggest some more organized expression of the gratitude which...
...HAVEN, CONN., Nov. 25. - It is reported here as certain that on account of the roughness of yesterday's game the faculty will prevent the Yale-Harvard freshman game and may put an end to the Princeton game as well. One of the professors said that the faculty would doubtless take action, and that it looked as though football at Yale would be stopped...
...conclusion, we welcome criticism and shall always be glad to give a reason for the faith that is in us. We do not like a certain kind of Sunday-School reading any better than Tom Bailey did, but we shall always welcome stories about persons who are all good and as they ought to be, when the stories are also good literature...
This tendency to cry whipped beforehand must be stopped. If the College loses heart in advance, what can it ask of the team? There are certain strong grounds for encouragement. Never has a Harvard eleven been better captained, better coached or better trained, at least so far as we may judge at present. It is reasonable to expect that the showing made on Saturday will be better than it has been when the team had more men whose individual playing was excellent...