Word: helping
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...years there has been a wish for less centralization in college athletics; now this wish has been partially fulfilled and everyone has an equal chance. The fields the track, and the river are here as before; the coaches and the equipment are here, but now they are here to help everyone, the athlete and him who aspires as well. To be a successful soldier one must have strength and endurance, but no more than the ordinary man can obtain if he takes part in some form of sport...
...battle is to be fought, not by artillery and soldiers at the front, but by the civilian population at home. It is a direct effort by the rank and file of the people to help win the war. Its success depends on cooperation. All the organization developed by the first Liberty Loan will be brought into play again, as artillery to blast the way. Every hamlet and town in this country must be reached before the artillery preparation is complete. Hard behind it, marching in the barrage of shells, will come the civilian infantry, consisting of every income-earning citizen...
...band of brigands who, after robbing the bank and shooting up the town, ask the posse that catches them to arbitrate. He declared that we are not fighting for terms but until the enemy throws up his hands, and that it is the duty of all to help make him throw up his hands...
While in one sense we regret this general loss in attendance, we cannot help feeling proud in its deep significance. Out of all the statistics published there is only one item which we truly wish were different. That is the number of Freshmen entering College this year. The class of 1921 is smaller than last year's Freshman class by 145. With such men as President Wilson and Major-General Wood urging young men to return to their studies we had hoped that the class of 1921 would be the largest ever. We did not hope this so that...
Coach D. J. Wallace '16 will be at the Locker Building at 3.30 o'clock this afternoon and the 1921 squad is to report to him, dressed to play, promptly at that time. Head Coach P. D. Haughton '99 is expected to be present and will help to start the squad on its first practice. Any other undergraduates who want to play football should report at the same time. They will help Coach Wallace with his Freshman candidates and will themselves be divided into scrub teams and will play informal games among themselves and with nearby military and naval elevens...