Word: hands
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...years. Exactly 42 Freshmen had enough interest in their nine to take the trouble of appearing at the meeting. Forty-two out of 630 men gave evidence of some appreciation of what the team has already done and gave it their support in the deciding contests that are at hand...
...other hand, here at Harvard at least, there is a small group of Seniors who are working harder and more earnestly for the College than they ever worked before; who have made use of their four years of experience to guide their efforts into profitable channels. They are no longer working for any personal glory or advancement, but because they are the natural leaders and enjoy working in a good cause as much as their more careless classmates enjoy their theatre trips, canoeing parties and quiet loafs...
...Department play, in which no professional talent was used, even in the painting of the scenery, shows the possibilities of an "all-Harvard production." Would it not be possible next year for the Dramatic Club to co-operate with the artists, the musicians and all who can lend a hand, in producing a play that will eclipse all previous records and be Harvard's in every detail...
...University track team in the dual meet on Soldiers Field Saturday by the score of 68 points to 19. The Dartmouth team proved much stronger than had been expected, and in several cases won events which had previously been conceded to Harvard. The university team, on the other hand, showed weaknesses in the events in which it was thought to be the strongest, as for instance the quarter and half-mile. As a result of the hard rains during the past week the track was rather heavy and slow, and a downpour, which came just before the 220-yard hurdles...
...undergraduates, on the other hand, have maintained that such a distinction is not altogether possible, and that any action that cripples intercollegiate sports will cripple the so-called "intramural" as well. We hear a great deal about ideal athletic conditions in England and we are asked to imitate their system of general participation. This we are trying to do; but once abolish the intercollegiate element and what will become of the sport as a whole...