Word: fasted
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...entered a relay team and three other men in the Millrose Athletic Association games in New York City on February 1. The relay team managed to secure a second place, losing only to Princeton, while R. S. Whitney '22 won first place in the 50-yard hurdles with the fast time of 6 4-5 seconds. The next best came in the B. A. A. games in Boston on February 6, where the University lost both a short and long relay race against M. I. T. and Yale respectively, while the Freshmen were defeated by the Eli yearlings. Here again...
...running of Burke. In the indoor Intercollegiate in New York a week later, however, the Crimson team failed to live up to the expectations to which its work during the preceding weeks had entitled it. Morse secured a fifth place in the high jump, Burke by fast running come home fourth in the mile-against unusually keen competition, while Captain Brown won an easy victory in the 35-pound weight throw
...wrote his book. But once it was published and became the one unfailing topic of conversation for boys and girls it is noticeable the "Rosalind's" and "Gloria's" became suddenly all prevalent. The explanation may be that the younger generation had already a desire to be clever or fast or both but felt a certain timidity as to who to proceed. Mr. Fitzgerald merely showed them the way. Oscar Wilde, and the innumerable others,- who have held that life imitates art instead of art emanating from life, have a case in point here...
...games yesterday the Gore team in the second section defeated the Gore team of the first, 20-17, while the second section Standish defeated their first section 21-15. Both games were fast and featured by unusually good team-work on the part of the winners...
...million voters, the leader of a great party, can not always move as rapidly as a man speaking only for himself. The power of the organization of which he is the head gives tremendous strength to his movements, but its weight will prevent him from advancing very fast. No man who took part in the effort fifteen or twenty years ago to achieve an intelligent coaching system for Harvard football can fail to realize the difficulty of overcoming the inertia of a mass of people even in the best cause...