Word: dispelled
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Cornell is also confronted with the task of training many new men to fill gaps caused by graduation and ineligibility. The excellent spirit shown by the candidates, however, is doing much to dispel the gloom at Ithaca. Furthermore, most of the available men are conversant with Coach Sharpe's methods and teachings, another factor which will count greatly in the upbuilding of an aggressive team. Cornell's first game will be played Wednesday with Ursinus...
...Harvard students during the academic year, the record of summer work should also be presented. The figures already given have indicated the large number of students that are earning their own way through college; the data as to summer earnings would give more conclusive evidence. Nothing serves better to dispel misconceptions as to the constituency of an educational institution, and if the Employment Office might devise some scheme for collecting the information suggested, it would render the University a valuable service. Such a record helps to show what sort of men are attending the University, and what are the opportunities...
Lastly, and most important of all, we are glad to see the President's unmistakable attitude on Harvard as a public institution, and its indebtedness to the country. The more any of us can do to dispel the utterly unfounded argument that Harvard is a "rich man's College" and "exclusive," the better it will be for Harvard and for those whom the University wants to reach. Harvard is under almost as great an obligation to the public as is the state college. And not until the public realizes an interest in Harvard's welfare, will the University have reached...