Word: cold
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Someone has told me that Harvard audiences have the reputation of being rather cold and indifferent, but I certainly do not think that they meant this description, because I couldn't have found even in my own part of the country, more kindly reception than was extend to me last evening. So I am mighty glad I came to Harvard, and now I can tell our people in the South that you know what hospitality means...
...bulldog, while in the stands the cohorts of the Crimson will cheer their efforts. At home in Cambridge supporters no less loyal will fervently beseech the gods for a Harvard victory. The sun has set in vivid crimson now for four successive years. May it be long before the cold blue shadows obscure our vision of victory...
...drill was held. The men practiced in street clothes and sneakers. Minot did some good punting and Taylor practised passing the ball. Horween and Robinson also tried drop-kicking against the wind. The coaches did little but supervise the work, leaving the men to their initiative. The air was cold and bracing, and the entire squad walked the two miles back to the hotel...
...team a rest in today's practice. A light signal drill to keep the men limbered up and to round off the ragged edges of the playing of the first team, constituted the day's workout. Captain Black was not on the field today on account of a slight cold which he contracted over the week-end. Sheldon, who played left end on the first team early in the season and who has been out for a long time on account of illness, also reported at the field...
...pair oar races, which have been postponed from Friday on account of the cold weather, will be rowed over the one-mile course in the Charles river Basin from the Cottage Farm bridge to the Harvard bridge this afternoon. All entrants should report at the Newell Boathouse dressed to row at 8.30 o'clock. Cups will be awarded the winners...