Word: felt
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...University for several years past, but as yet no official sanction for outside matches has been secured. Opposition to contests away from Cambridge has been repeatedly manifested by various officers of the University, who favor an increase of intramural competition in all branches of athletics. It is felt at the H. A. A. that there are several obstacles in the way of ratification of the petition. An objection is to be found in the fact that some of the spectators are likely to take the wrong attitude. In addition, there arises the question of seating facilities. The capacity of gymnasiums...
...fact that nearly two hundred members of the incoming class were forced to take what lodgings they could find in the Cambridge boarding houses, and we pointed out that practically nothing was known of the desirability of the houses at which Freshmen might apply. At the time the CRIMSON felt strongly that this was an intolerable situation; that such treatment, considering the youth of many of the first year men, was almost criminal neglect; and that unless some provision could be made to take care of at least all the first year students, their numbers should be limited...
...frantic news candidate recently asked permission to "get a story about the clock." With great difficulty he was restrained by a sagacious managing editor who felt that the general public should be allowed to indulge its imagination to the fullest possible extent without the hindrance of prosaic truth. Many have suggested that the loyal Painters' Union intended to pay a two handed compliment-to Yale by showing the very faint traces of Orange emerging from the Blue; to Harvard by an unmistakable registering of the score of November nineteenth. Unfortunately, the painters in their zeal have grossly misrepresented...
...guard positions by Stevens and Eagan respectively. Of these men Black will undoubtedly be back in shape for tomorrow's contest but there is some doubt as to whether Pallo will again be able to scrimmage until next week. If he is unable to play, his loss will be felt greatly by the quintet because with McLeish and Gordon out, he is the one remaining first string player who can score consistently from the goal-line...
...course in three and a half years, and it is such men as these that we wish to accommodate with this new arrangement, so that they will not have to wait until September to begin their business training. The plan was suggested by a number of such men, who felt that under existing business conditions they had no other opportunity to use this period profitably...