Word: go
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...believe that the Student Council has taken the right attitude toward the subject in merely warning against cutting. It is not justice to the team that the football game should be pleaded as an excuse for absences, and men should not go to the game if by so doing they are going to establish a record for Saturday cuts...
...McKay, who were given a lay-off, was on the field. Long and G. G. Browne who were injured in the Brown game are doing very well, and Browne is not as badly hurt as at first thought. Leslie, Dunlap, and Corbett were dressed but Corbett did not go into the line-up for signal work. J. Nourse '09 helped coach the centres during the practice...
...regulars with the exception of G. G. Browne, who had afternoon work, and West, whose shoulder will keep him out of the game for some time, were on the field prepared to go through signal practice. Sprague, Frothingham, Minot and Pierce did quite a little punting, Sprague getting off a number of sixty-yard punts. The first team and substitutes lined up for a short signal drill, and then opposed each other in order to perfect a number of plays and formations. L. Withington was moved from right tackle to West's position at left guard, and Captain Fish...
...following men will go to Brockton this morning to take part in the track and field sports which will take place in connection with the Brockton fair: J.L. Barr '10, A.D. Barker '11, R.W. Boyden '11, P.C. Cummin '12, W.H. Fernald '12, R.C. Foster '11, J.P. Gardner '10, H.L. Goddard '11, H. Guild '11, P.C. Heald '11, H.W. Kelley '11, J.A. King '12, S.C. Lawrence '10, J.K. Lewis '11, C.C. Little '10, J.P. Long '11, E.K. Merrihew '10, D.P. Ranney '12, F.H. Puch '10, G.W. Ryley '10, L.C. Torrey '12, R. Warren '10, L. Watson...
...wisdom, the strength and the patience which are needed in no common measure; that Harvard may stand in the future, as she has stood under the long line of my predecessors, for the development of true manhood, and for the advancement of sound learning; and that her sons may go forth with a chivalrous resolve that the world shall be better for the years they have spent within these walls...