Word: heralds
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Allow me to express the appreciation of a graduate in regard to your editorial on the subject of football, which was reprinted in yesterday's Herald...
...commenting upon current discussions of football at Harvard, the Boston Herald said yesterday in an editorial, that such discussions were possibly a product "of the gloom that has settled along the banks of the Charles." The CRIMSON wishes to correct this false interpretation before making its specific contributions to the discussion. The conclusion of Harvard's football season, and especially the Yale game, has left the banks of the Charles in a condition which is anything but gloomy. Optimism and hope are the dominant notes. It would have been a physical impossibility for a Harvard man who witnessed that last...
Stuart Sherman, once professor at Illinois, now editor of the book review of the New York Herald Tribune thus places the gentleman of the faculty in his niche to gather dust, and turns to another "Letter to a Lady...
...inspiration, 11 hard tacklers at all times, and nothing worthy of being called an offense. . . . This Harvard team will not be remembered among the greatest, but as one that fought against great odds and held its own . . . every man that got into action fought valiantly."--Stanley Woodward, Boston Herald...
...Cold figures show how superior was the Blue to the Crimson in every department of the game except that which calls for men to outdo themselves when faced by apparent defeat."--Burton Whitman, Boston Herald...