Word: expections
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Centre College game Saturday is almost sure to be a far closer contest than any but the closest students of football expect," said Coach Jimmie Knox of the Second Team recently in an interview with a CRIMSON reporter. "Although much has been said about the strength and weakness of the Centre College team, it undoubtedly possesses the essential assets of a successful team in that it has an ample amount of very excellent material, an experienced and thoroughly qualified coach, and the advantage of playing together for more than one season. In many respects the game...
Very few men were hurt in Saturday's game; none seriously, and at the present time it looks at if the Crimson would be in a position to present its entire strength against the much touted Centre aggregation. As Sedgwick's strained neck is much better, the coaches expect to use him in practice during the rest of the week. Captain Horween has nearly recovered from his strained muscle, and it is certain that the Crimson captain will lead his team next Saturday...
...expect victory this year, but we are slowly laying the foundations for a Third Party which will give expression to the great number of American voters who are looking for the betterment of American politics...
...altruistic spirit of Harvard men is organized and given expression. Obviously such an organization cannot function properly without finances; hence the necessity for this week's campaign, which will be the only one this year. Brooks House makes no appeal for support on sentimental grounds. It does, however, expect that all Harvard men who believe in the work it has done and is doing shall support it generously...
...list of courses in May, proceeding the opening of College. The wise ones send in by mail their list of changes of these courses, as well as changes of concentration and distribution in the summer time, when the office is running on a normal schedule. No one can expect perfect service and accurate answers to the questions of hundreds of men, who pile in on the three or four days around September...