Word: grouped
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...traditional splash of football comment for the autumn flies no more. Walter Camp, Yale player and coach, often called "Father of American Football," picked each year an All-American eleven. These were presumed to be the best eleven players in the land and the honor of belonging to the group was limitless. The selections were printed in nearly every important journal in the land; the advertisng value of selecting the official All-American was vast. So vast was it that various publications have since attempted to usurp it. Grantland Rice, widely syndicated sports writer for the New York Herald-Tribune...
Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne, lord and lady of the Guild's performing group, revel in their duties as unlovely artist, lovely wife. Equally excellent is Dudley Digges as the ancient and Henry Travers (he who was Androcles) as the physician with touched lungs. The play is long- five acts, four chances to smoke and meditate gratefully how good...
...July 1, the party will join at Geneva a similar group of students from the University of Geneva headed by Professor L. W. Collet, who will take charge of the combined parties. The party will climb many interesting mountains, among which are six Alpine peaks, including the Matterhorn, where the party will spend three days. On August 10 the party will visit Mr. Vesuvius, and from there will go to the Balearic Islands which lie out of the beaten tourist track and especially interesting for their wave worn coast...
Freshman hockey was started officially when a group of first-year men formed two sextets and played informally in the Arena several weeks ago, Since then Freshmen have hired the Arena rink on every Sunday from 12 o'clock to 1 o'clock...
...CRIMSON does not officially endorse the opinions in the Guide, but it does guarantee that they are the sincere and honest expressions of a group of representative students in a position to be able to advise others on the subjects and the instructors of courses...