Word: interest
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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This afternoon, immediately after the game, the CRIMSON will publish an extra edition containing a full account of the game, and half-tone cuts of both teams. It will also have the statistics of both teams and other football news of interest...
...first the tendency is toward the stealing of the people's power by one class: in the second, the people transfer their power to a popular idol. (Bryce p. 69.) (2.) Frequent change of President is essential to a republican government. (a.) By change alone, is the interest and responsibility of the people in the government maintained. (b.) Continued re-election of the same man is the beginning of the resignation of self government...
...schools now in this University, but by the whole undergraduate body. Harvard is intimately and amicably connected with both Andover and Exeter, and has received many noted athletes from among their graduates. Anything, therefore, that is for the scholastic or athletic welfare of these schools is of deep interest to Harvard...
...crowding within the bounds of the field is done from intense interest in the game; but it none the less hinders the progress of the game, makes the work of both players and officials harder, and by interfering with the work of one team more than of the other, places it at an unfair disadvantage. Let the crowd this afternoon aid the elevens practically as well as by cheering, and show that it knows its own place and can keep...
...trophies of especial interest have recently been placed in the trophy room in the Yale gymnasium. Both of them are footballs with silver plates attached. One was won in Yale's first Rugby victory over Harvard, on November 18, 1876, by a score of one goal to nothing. The other bears the following inscription: "This ball was won by Harvard from the Montreal Football Club, representing all Canada; presented by Harvard to Princeton, and won by Yale from Princeton on Thanksgiving Day, 1876-Yale two, Princeton nothing...