Word: frequented
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...result of time trials held on Saturday, Coach Martin is planning to make a division of the track squad into two teams today, which will have frequent informal meets during the spring season, the first one coming next Saturday afternoon...
...some competitions. The contests this afternoon are largely to determine the strength of the members of the squad so that the coaches will have some basis on which to form the two groups, into which the squad will be divided during the spring season. These two teams will have frequent meets during the track season, the first of them coming some time next week...
Primarily, to interest those men who do not develop rapidly enough to compete in the regular meets, but also to give practice to the regulars of the teams, Coach Martin has developed the plan of dividing the entire squad into two teams as soon as possible, and to hold frequent informal meets between these groups, which will be as nearly equal in strength as the coaches can make them. The first of these meets will probably come in about two weeks...
...contestant with the second highest rating goes the assistant managership of the cross-country team. At the meeting today, C. V. Chandier '23, the track manager, will explain the work of the competition, which consists largely of arrangements for the University team's practice and for the frequent formal and informal meets during the season...
John Harvard as a figure is well-known to the twentieth century. His birthday is recorded annually in editorials. He sits in statue form before Memorial Hall and his supposed likeness makes frequent appearances through the cartoons on newspaper sport pages. But of John Harvard the man, of his background and setting undergraduates of today know little. His name is coupled with Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and there information ends...