Word: correcting
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...away with the right to incorporate, you must restore the competition of the old days, but nobody thinks that possible and very few think it is desirable. The correct policy to pursue is to put competition under reasonable regulation. The question which confronts the United States today is merely this: shall we try to work back towards perfect competition, or shall we accept the other alternative and regulate competition and confront the problem of fixing prices for all the most important commodities in the same manner as railroad rates, gas rates, and the like...
...money, and the future outlook is poor. Two reasons are given: over-production; and extravagance, luxurious living, and expenditure of savings--in other words, the high cost of living, and the cost of high living. Business men ascribe the depression to the latter, but the former is more nearly correct...
...system, which shall be taught. This is what I call the coaching of the coachers. It is the highest round of the ladder. It concerns the grand tactics of the game. It demands the insight to analyze the results of an entire season of intercollegiate football, and draw the correct lessons from it for the equipment of your next year's team. It requires the capacity to plan an offense that shall be interchangeable, well-concealed, speedy, and powerful. It calls for the ability to plan a system of team-defence which shall take care of all possible plays...
Coach Quinn was the next speaker, and addressed himself especially to the Freshmen. Track candidates must keep the fact in mind that they cannot compete next spring if they are on probation. Now, however, work should be begun for the spring. Correct form is important, and this should be learned when there is time. Regular attendance at practice is also another requirement for success...
...wish to correct, for the benefit of those interested, several false statements concerning the aeroplane "Harvard I," which appeared in a yesterday's newspaper...