Word: healthful
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Aside from the help which men reporting early and regularly give the team, there is the good they do themselves. Nor is health the only prize to be won at practice, for there it is that friendships are made with some of the best men among us--the others who are working for the University. PAUL, R. WITHINGTON...
...whole stress of the modern view of medicine is in behalf of fresh air, good food, plenty of sleep and exercise rather than drugs. No one can doubt, however, the strong relation between the health of the mind and the health of the body. For example, in the modern high pressure of life, the pressure of life, the great percentage of physical sickness is due to nervous troubles which have their source in the mind. It is in these mental disorders, that the doctor has opportunity to exert his Christianizing influence. Like St. Paul, he must uphold his faith...
During the winter term there is a natural tendency to grow sluggish and inactive and to become immersed in study to the exclusion of exercise. Hard study is by no means to be discouraged, but the greatest factor in successful mental work is health, and good health is largely dependent on hard, daily exercise. In many colleges it is not uncommon to make some kind of exercise compulsory throughout the year. At Harvard, however, it is generally considered that men have reached that age of discretion when they are able to look after themselves...
...street near the old electric carbarn. At this point the continuous procession of teams and automobiles raised a dust which for density would put a Newfoundland fog to shame. To compel five thousand spectators to penetrate this cloud is not only a disgrace, but a menace to the public health. Without attempting to place the blame, we trust that in the future arrangements can be made to sprinkle Boylston Street several time before the inevitable traffic begins. A repetition of Saturday's nuisance will hardly be tolerated...
...reports of the death of Owen Wister '82 which appeared in many of the New York and Boston papers of Friday evening and in the CRIMSON of Saturday morning have since been found to have been erroneous. Mr. Wister is in excellent health, the report of his death being caused by his absence on a short hunting trip...