Word: crowded
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...direction of the University marshal and his aides. The President and Fellows receive the Governor and his staff who come out from Boston escorted by a body of citizen cavalry called the Lancers. Then a procession is formed and all march to Sanders Theatre where as many as possible crowd in. The meeting is called to order according to the ancient custom by the Sheriff of Middlesex County, who pounds on the floor with the scabbord of his sword and shouts, "Oyez, Oyez, Oyez"--the ancient form for calling a court to order. Then after the prayer the University Marshal...
...Clouters, fresh from their victory over the candidates, will take on the Phi Beta Kappa ball team for a nine-round go on Soldiers Field this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Although the new baseball stands are not yet completed, an earnest attempt will be made to accommodate the crowd...
...clock on the ice. All CRIMSON players and their valets will report at the CRIMSON offices at 2.45 o'clock for a triumphal march to the field. The Lampoon cohorts will assemble at the Bow street pile at 3.45 o'clock whence they will slink to their Waterloo. The crowd has already started to arrive and by the time the whistle is blown it is expected fully 14 people will be in attendance...
...meetings, but not the twenty minutes needed to walk to and from the meeting place. To spend this twenty minutes seems to me entirely unnecessary. In each of the new dormitories there is a common room, at once conveniently located and large enough to comfortably handle the "crowd". Why cannot the talks be given in one of these common-rooms, or possibly in each, every third week? Moreover, the winter will presently be upon us, and will deter still others...
With nearly all the high military officials of Washington and a crowd of over 30,000 people looking on the Army gave the Navy its worst football defeat in many years last Saturday by the score of 20 to 0. The Army had the superior team in every way. The only consistent ground-gainer for the Navy was Miles, a substitute quarterback. Merrillat, star left end, Hodgson and Benedict made the touchdowns for West Point. Captain Prichard and Coffin also played excellently for the Army...