Word: desiree
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Since it first became known that Mr. Bingham was to leave the University, many coaches, associated with colleges and universities in all sections of the country, have written to the Advisory Committee making known their desire to come to Harvard. Most of these men, however, were of the old type...
This the CRIMSON has no intention of doing. In the first place, Major Moore's services to the University are too well-known and appreciated by Harvard men to leave any desire for an attack. In the second place, a contest in Billingsgate such as the author of the communication...
When bluebooks in Leavitt's offered to undergraduates opportunity to express desire for a swimming team enough interest was shown to warrant the resurrection of a corpse nearly two years in the tomb. The H. A. A. has promised a coach and on first appearances the prospects for the revival...
Only a large pool, owned by the University, and for the exclusive use of students, can make possible a successful team and at the same time satisfy the desire of many men for swimming else-where than in the Charles. Until that is attained, student swimming is impossible and only...
This humble desire to have one's name perpetuated is very noble, and all the industry, toil, and diligence applied in the whittling very praiseworthy. The melodious drone of the instructor and the sleepy quiet of the drowsy students are strong incentives, perhaps, for all this extra-curriculum work; for...