Word: dangerous
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...line plunges, Kernan broke through left tackle for fifteen more, and finally Kernan made the touchdown from the three yard line. After the kick-off Harvard made another steady march down the field, but Gierasch's fumble on the five yard line lost the ball. Amherst punted out of danger, but Harvard renewed the attack and had the ball on the five yard line when time was called...
Professor Ashley spoke of the danger or falling into bad habits at the beginning of the college course and of the necessity of getting a good start...
...next kick-off the second team came near scoring. Boyd fumbled the kick, and on the next play Kernan dropped a poor pass for a punt, making it the first team's ball on its own five yard line. Kernan, however, succeeded in punting the ball out of danger on his next attempt. During the rest of the half both teams punted frequently, but fumbles on both sides prevented possibility of scoring...
...great danger in this gospel of emotion is that we shall mistake sentimentality for true feeling. Sentiment is always reserved and unconscious; sentimentalism is self-conscious and shallow, with an eye only for the picturesque. Emotion must not be overdone, but without it our lives would be cold and spiritless...
...under the new system each case will be judged on its merits and there will be no hard and fast rule. The new regulations provide that a general low average, a number of conditions, or the repetition of subjects with the class below will put the athlete in danger of being barred. C. P. Cook, 1901S., is the first to be benefited by the change. He has now been taken on the Yale nine, for which, under the old system, he was ineligible...