Word: developer
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...loss by graduation of E. H. Lane '24- and E. L. Lane '24, mainstays of the team for the last three years. Captain R. A. Durham '25, is the only member of last year's championship team who is fencing again this year. Coach Danguy has been forced to develop the rest of the team from comparatively inexperienced material. The squad has been practicing daily, since early in October and the coach feels that his team is rapidly rounding into shape...
...weight-reducing division will come at 3 and 5 o'clock on the same days. So far this year the classes have been open only to Freshmen, but hereafter they will be made up of upperclassmen and graduate school students. The primary point of these classes is to develop the body and correct physical deficiencies...
...just a student while in college. The competition for the photographic board is one of the most interesting and worth while activities that a Freshman is eligible for. In this competition men are offered an opportunity to really learn about photography. Candidates are taught to take good pictures, to develop them, print them, and enlarge them. No previous experience is necessary, and cameras are furnished by the CRIMSON for the men-in the competition...
Coach Mikkola has been trying unusual training methods on the men who will enter the two-mile, Ryan, Swede, and Gordon. He has sent them on five-mile walks over the cross-country course on days when the barometer is low in order to develop endurance...
...words come as a shock--and more shocking because true: "Practically incessant activity with little opportunity for reflection is of at least debatable value for the average student." And for the potential creative artist? "Is it reasonable to expect Creative Genius to germinate, take root, unfold the buds--to develop steadily, surely--in such soil, such atmosphere?" With anguish the student must realize that his four years at college are not favorable--even hostile--to what true genius lies latent is his breast...