Word: great
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...score of 1 to 0. In spite of the softness of the ice, the playing was fast and spirited at all times. The strength of Harvard's team-work against such an opponent as St. Francis, which has not been beaten in the Maritime League for eight years, deserves great praise. Though much handicapped by lack of practice they played a hard game at all times, and gave indications of becoming one of the best teams in years. Both teams played a very strong defensive game, which made it extremely difficult for the forwards to shoot effectively. Washburn turned aside...
...CRIMSON takes great pleasure in announcing the election of Phineas McCray Henry, of Des Moines, Ia., of the Senior class as president; of Fabian Fall, of Boston, Mass., of the Junior class as managing editor; and of Hanford MacNider, of Mason City, Ia., of the Sophomore class as secretary for the ensuing half-year...
...CRIMSON also takes great pleasure in announcing the election of Abbot Stevens, of North Andover, Mass., Alexander Wheeler, of Boston, Mass., Alexander Wheeler, of Boston, Mass., Thomas Harrington McKittrick, of St. Louis, Mo., and Howard Joseph Sachs, of New York, N. Y., of the Sophomore class as regular editors; and of Paul Keese, of Salem, Mass., of the Sophomore class, as second assistant business manager...
...same level with the others. It is expected that these appointments will be followed in quick succession by others, and by means of the large endowment soon to be available and the spirit of the school, which is satisfied with nothing but the highest in technical training, the great teachers of applied science throughout the country will be enlisted in carrying out this ideal program...
...Harvard proposes to do for engineering and they are willing to give up their associations elsewhere and lend their aid in the work. The appointments clearly show the policy of the authorities of the school in calling men who are not simply eminent engineers. They are searching out the great teachers and do not intend to govern their choice simply by the standard of a man's technical knowledge...