Word: getting
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Freshman; and throughout the season there has been a further object in view than the development of a successful team this year,--the development of future University teams. Successful conduct of athletics means that every man in College should take part in them. It is not necessary to get on a University team to aid athletics, for each man pushes along the man ahead...
...feeling that his highest privilege as a member of the University is to give something to that University. And yet there are those who, ignorant or forgetful of this dedicatory address, even in the very building that is a monument to generosity and devotion are endeavoring to get something for nothing from the University and its benefactors in a mean way. The Union was intended for the use of all Harvard men, but all who use it are expected to contribute their share towards its maintenance...
...first class game is now less than two weeks off and two weeks is a very short time in which to get any sort of team play, which is necessary to the success of the team. Hence men who do intend to come out should do so at once. It has always been the case that more men try for the Senior team, and more men come out early for the Senior team than for any other, and there is no reason at all why this year's class should be an exception. F. H. BURR...
...however, there are a number of men who intend to come out a few days before the interclass series--just in time to get into the games--the case is different. These new-comers will expect to reap all the advantages earned by the few men who worked from the beginning. If there are any more football players in the Senior class than those already playing, let them report at once and join in the enthusiastic spirit exhibited by those already out. The short time before the games is surely not too much to devote to the making...
...where the alumni have not yet organized a club. While his itinerary will not be so extensive as that followed last year by either President Eliot or Dean. Briggs, Mr. Castle will visit places where neither of the other representatives of the University went, and will be able to get the Western alumni more in touch with events that have recently taken place in Cambridge...