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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...feature of this year's arrangements, allowing men to go down to Springfield the afternoon before, on regular express at same rate as those the day of game, is an inducement which should be greatly appreciated...
...feature of this year's arrangements, allowing men to go down to Springfield the afternoon before, on regular express at same rate as those the day of game, is an inducement which should be greatly appreciated...
...students toward the team. It is all very well to say that Harvard men should be advanced far enough from barbarism to be able to applaud impartially. Cheering, however, we look upon as something entirely different from applause. The latter in football can be used simply to express appreciation of good playing. Cheering is, or should be, used as a means of encouragement. Almost every small college that has played in Cambridge this fall has clearly out-done us in this matter of support. Harvard men cannot afford to give a too willing world any chance to accuse them...
...football games and practice on Soldiers Field must have noticed that very little enthusiasm has been manifested among the students. Occasionally, when some particularly sensational play is made, there is a little burst of applause. If the crowd sees any playing that it considers questionable it is quick to express its disapproval by the disagreeable means of hissing. But there has not been a time when the eleven has come upon the field and been greeted by a good, hearty cheer. This is not at all as it should be. We do not of course mean to be considered...
Regulations: "No student is permitted to take any books or papers into the examination room except by express direction of the instructor. No communication is permitted between students in the examination room on any subject whatever...