Word: feelings
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Every Harvard man should feel responsible for the tickets allotted to him. He should in no case buy more tickets than he and his intimate friends expect to use, and he should use every effort to see that tickets do not get into the hands of persons who afterwards would offer them for sale. At last Saturday's game many Harvard graduates were unable to see the game because there were no tickets. The reason there were no tickets was because of the dishonorable practice of some men to whom tickets were sold...
...season, but it needs just as much in the middle of the schedule, during the formulative period. What the team wants is good support without criticism. Last year there was a great deal of grumbling and criticism, and the coaches were accused of favoritism. You men must feel confidence in the coaches, and trust us to pick the team. If anyone has any criticism to make, let him make it direct to head-quarters, and an explanation will be given him. The team this year is typical of Harvard, and as such it should be heartily supported...
...other university where Freshmen stand so high. An interesting thing to watch is the general sifting of men in a class. Here a man stands for what he is worth. Let every man support every cause connected with 1910, so that when he graduates Harvard University may feel it is to be congratulated on having the Class of 1910 to its credit...
...greatly shocked at the death of Dean Shaler and mourn his loss. I not only feel for him the affectionate remembrance of scholar toward instructor, but the remembrance of the friendship and regard I grew to feel in constantly growing measure for him after I left College. THEODORE ROOSEVELT...
...nearly all the teachers of these departments are his former pupils or the pupils of his pupils; and he was more instrumental than any other man in rehabilitating the Scientific School, of which he was an early graduate, and the most successful Dean. He would have been, we all feel, the Dean of the Graduate School of Applied Science, soon to be established; it is hard to realize that he has gone from us before seeing the approaching consummation of his years of vigilant and persistent work. W. M. DAVIS L.S.S...