Word: filled
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Captain E. C. Haggerty '27, L. J. Novagrad '27, Edward Gordon '27, and H. W. Kullman '27 are the only runners who last fall started against Yale. Several members of last year's Freshman squad that defeated the Blue first-year men have been available, however, to fill the gaps left by graduation. Leslie Flaksman '29, J. L. Reid '29, and A. S. Woodworth '29 will start with veteran distance men tomorrow...
...team A men who will probably play against Geneva tomorrow were not in uniform yesterday. Kilgour was out with a slight injury and Daley had a class which kept him from appearing until late. With the exception of these two men who are slated to fill the guard positions the team will probably take the field against Geneva as it lined up yesterday...
...this amount $1,898 was donated in the form of cash or checks. To secure the remainder the Student Council will send bills to the individual students for the amount designated on the pledge cards. These students who were unable to fill out the pledge card at the time of registration but who desire to make a contribution toward the Budget may still do so by mailing the amount or notification of the amount to be billed to their accounts to the Treasurer of the Student Council. Massachusetts Hall...
...CRIMSON dances, admitted by Lampoon men to be the best in college, the bridge, the teas, the hours of idle conversation in the Sanctum--may assume an unwanted glow. The ex-editor may, in short, be a sentimental idiot. But there are many such idiots, enough to have filled the CRIMSON ranks in the past; enough po doubt, to fill them in the future. It is not necessary to exhort undergraduates to try for the CRIMSON; those with a taste for the sort of adventure which CRIMSON work offers will appear at the meeting Wednesday night as matter of course...
...really is hard to fill a column today with no prophecies to make until Saturday. I am a man of deeds, not words, and back in Shemokin they used to say, "Joe never speaks unless he has something to say." That has become a Shemokin tradition. My original thought was to pick an All-American team for 1926, and thus win the distinction of being the first, as well as of course the best, to perform that feat this year. But that is against CRIMSON policy, they tell me, and CRIMSON policy is a fearful and wonderful thing. They sometimes...