Word: getting
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Political Club owes the selection of these speakers to a committee of about 100 college men in New York. This committee hopes to arouse an interest in municipal affairs among college men, and is especially anxious to get those who live in New York to take an active part in the politics of the city, promising to give such men opportunities for work with the party they may choose. It does not confine its activity to Harvard, but will endeavor to interest men at all the leading universities. The officers of the committee are as follows: Chairman...
...players and work well together. Underwood, who played on the team three years ago, is a hard player and very quick in his floor work, but erratic in throwing easy baskets. Grant played in the two Yale games last year. He shoots well, but often allows his guard to get away from him when on the defense. Randall has played two years at center. On the offense his passing and shooting are excellent and on the centers-up he is a strong player. His covering, however, is very poor. Bigelow and Gring at guards are both hard players and fairly...
...definite policy and system of development may be carried on from year to year. The head coach, heretofore, has been appointed solely at the discretion of the captain of the team, who has had to interview as many of the old coaches as he could, in order to get from them their ideas as to how the development of the team should be carried out during the subsequent year. These ideas have nearly always been greatly at variance, and the newly-elected captain has been obliged to form his opinion and appoint his coach with practically no concerted advice...
...clock for work in the Gymnasium, continuing to the Christmas recess. Mr. Graham will be present every day to give the men such training and instruction as they may need. Everyone who is intending to try for these events in the spring, is strongly urged to come out and get this early training. The men will be divided into squads to meet from 3 to 5 o'clock, the shot-putters Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and the high-jumpers and pole-vaulters on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays...
...Gilles 2L., last year's coach, in outlining the work of the coming season said that a difficult University schedule had been arranged, which could be successfully met only by the hardest and most consistent work and especially urged the candidates to get into good physical condition at once. Captain H. B. Bigelow '04, in a few remarks emphasized the fact that the men must report for practice on time and that any lateness would count against a man when the team was picked...