Word: felted
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Unsatisfactory and erratic play has characterized the practice of the Yale team during the past week. There has been little real improvement in either the individual or team work of the eleven. That the coaches have felt that the development has not been what it should, is shown by the numerous shifts made in the line-up during the latter part of the week. The ends fail to show expected progress under rigorous coaching and the tackles give evidence of discouraging weakness in their defensive play. In the centre of the line the situation, as has been the case...
...Directors in a communication has told us that the stockholders will be subject to the force of public opinion, but public opinion only works on the knowledge that is available to the public, and when the public has a means of making its desire felt. It cannot be denied that, if the plan proposed is adopted, the influence of public opinion on the control will be weakened...
...member of the University, though not of the Co-operative Society itself, I have always felt the necessity of the Society to the University as a means not only of supplying such books as every one requires, but also of generally keeping down Cambridge prices. To attain this end, the service of the Society must be quick, efficient and economical. Such service the present scheme of organization precludes. It is impossible for a perfect system to be developed when its promoters have staring them in the face the possibility that their plans may be reversed by a handful...
...first choice for stroke. Bullard has done good work during the short time that he has rowed in this position, but he is a more valuable man in the waist of the boat. Brownell is also a good stroke, but his distance is two miles and it is felt that he would shorten the stroke in the last two miles of a four mile race. McGrew has always been able to drive a crew well, and has improved since the beginning of the season in his beat and in getting a quick catch...
...Society is accomplishing its purposes, the members never interfere. But when the members cannot obtain what they desire at the store, and are not satisfied with the treatment they receive there, they can, under the present system, come to the meetings of the Society and make their influence felt. this phenomenon which exists in all Co-operative Societies is one of the greatest advantages of co-operation in business. A revolution, however, such as the advocates of the new plan appear to be apprehensive of, has never occurred and could not occur under our present system because...