Word: finer
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...community. If they 'appear untouched by solemn thought' while all the rest of mankind is stirred to its depths, is it not time for some leader of Harvard sentiment to rouse them to an active participation in the work now most needed in the world? It would have been finer to stand among the first of the college communities so the first of the college communities so aroused; but far better late than...
...team in an hour-long game. The University team made two touchdowns, one by Whitney and the other by Rollins. The line played so hard that the second team backs were powerless on the attack. The work of the substitutes is gradually improving as the new men learn the finer points of the game...
...bulk of the afternoon's work. Parson's work in Saturday's game was of sufficient merit to place him at left tackle as the first string man for the position. He will be given a thorough try-out this week and will receive careful individual instruction in the finer points of playing in the line...
...devote attention which should be directed on matters nearer home. Europe is looking for America to lead, and it is the duty of our younger generation to so direct the great forces surely at work that international peace may soon be prevalent, and that we may soon have "a finer race of men and women than the world has ever seen...
...lightning, and once blocking and recovering a punt. He was replaced by Gardiner, who was watched with a great deal of interest. His hard playing, for which he was always noted, has lost none of its strength and his speed was excellent. He has yet, however, to learn the finer points of end play, as shown by the fact that several times he came through too far and once missed...