Word: developer
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Under the able, sympathetic coaching of J. W. D. Seymour '17, the Dramatic Club has been able to develop a competent group of actors, many of whom will return next year. The work of choosing the players from the many that present themselves for trials is exceedingly difficult, but Mr. Seymour's keen insight into youthful actors, also, for that matter, managers and business men, and his large knowledge of the stage fit him splendidly for his work with the Club. In the past season the acting of W. V. M. Fawcett '21, J. M. Brown '23, W. B. Leach...
...Dartmouth 35 2-5, Harvard 26 1-5, does not tell the whole story. A large number of the University's points were scored by men who, before the meet were regarded as "dark horses", that is, they did not have any reputation as runners, but had been developed to the point where they were able to score places, under the University coaches. This was one of Coach Bingham's avowed purposes, to develop men who could get the second and third places upon which the results of a meet so often depend...
...emphasizing form and technique in the morning's practice and racing his two crews in the afternoon. In accordance with this plan he and Mr. Herrick took the first eight out this morning and worked on the finish, and the beginning of the recovery. The coaches are trying to develop more speed with less effort...
Fortunately, books in America have been made accessible to all. Ample opportunities for self-development abound on-every side. While lacking the well-ordered foundation for a continuous education or the benefits of an enlightened introduction to the friendship of books, those denied the privileges you enjoyed may yet develop a speaking acquaintance with the wisdom of the centuries...
Yesterday's practice was in line with the workouts which will be the rule from now non, Coach Haines aiming to develop a long-distance eight. A long row at a comparatively high stroke yesterday will be followed by another of the same kind today. Coach Haines sent his first two crews down the length of the Basin with frequent spurts between the two. From the lower end of the Basin they were put through the long five-mile grind to the Newell Boathouse at a steady, uninterrupted pace...