Word: felt
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...most part, the annual meetings have been in the Middle West, for New England is closely associated with the University under any circumstances and it was felt to be a good thing to give New England some knowledge of other parts of the country. In 1898, the meeting was in St. Louis, and from then on as follows: 1899, Chicago; 1900, St. Paul; 1901, Milwaukee; 1902, Cincinnati; 1903, St. Louis; 1904, Indianapolis; 1905, Louisville; 1906, Chicago; 1907, Detroit; 1908, Philadelphia; 1909, Cincinnati; 1910, Cleveland; 1911, Minneapolis and St. Paul...
...Junior Class crew, with one change from its line-up against Yale last Saturday, has not yet been disbanded and may be tested out against University C later in the week. It is generally felt that Coach Brown has developed in this crew a combination of unusual power and ability, one that should be able to push the third crew hard for its place at Philadelphia...
...Harvard track team goes to Princeton for tomorrow's meet with the wholehearted backing of graduates and undergraduates. The team has fought as hard for success against great odds as any Harvard track team. No doubt is felt in regard to the showing the team will make with its clean, hard-fighting spirit. To Captain Brown, to Coaches Bingham and Farrell, and to every member of the squad Harvard wishes good luck...
...that the Tiger runners will have to go the limit to defeat it. The odds against the Crimson are about the same as last year just before the Yale meet, in which Coach Bingham's men barely missed upsetting all the "dope" and gaining a victory, and it is felt that Captain Brown's team has the potential strength of surprising the Tigers to an even greater degree. The most optimistic Princeton supporters admit that the odds in favor of the Orange and Black win are not very great, while many experts who have been following track carefully this season...
...refugee peoples of Russia. About 4.30 the ladies of the community served refreshments to the children. When they returned to the auditorium the Christmas trees were lighted and Santa Claus arrived with a toy for each child. All who had a share in entertaining these poor orphan "kiddies" felt a peculiar joy as they saw them go away saw them go away happy, clutching a doll or a toy or a book...