Word: come
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...what is the duty of America in this crisis?" Mr. Carter asked. "It is this--an awakened sense of the seriousness of affairs in Europe, a development of national freedom, national democracy, which shall enable Americans when the time shall come to be in very truth citizens of the world...
...Yale has the making of the best team we have come up against this year," he said. "The men are all fast, their stickwork is good, and they have the necessary weight. With proper coaching, a championship team should be turned out next year. As to the Harvard game, if you can keep Nash, Harvard's first attack, covered, you should have no trouble in defeating them, although they are sure to put up a good fight...
...supervision of the University will be held in Room 7, Lawrence Hall, this morning at 10 o'clock. Percy D. Haughton '99, coach of the University eleven, will speak on "Coaching Football," and in his talk will touch on many of the practical problems with which he has come in contact in his work of developing the "Haughton System...
...seven hundred athletes who come from colleges scattered over the country from the Pacific to the Atlantic, Harvard extends the heartiest reception. Present conditions have caused the track to become the largest and most representative meeting ground for the students of all colleges. In no other sport or academic activity do so many men from different colleges gather to compete in general games. For this reason it is a great privilege for Harvard to receive these athletes as her guests...
Yesterday's voting on the question of compulsory membership to the Union brought the total of votes cast to 1234. There are now 926 affirmative ballots and 308 negative. The returns from Memorial Hall are not included in these figures, as they had not come...