Word: joinings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...many letters of complaint like the one below. It is unfortunate that some undergraduates feel they have been treated unkindly by the H. A. A.; yet even they will admit that nothing can be done now, that admittance to the Stadium will at least give them a chance to join the battle against the Elis; and that with a week's campaign to beat Yale before us, all discussion of the ticket allotment should be withheld. After the game the problem may be tackled with a view to making impossible next year what has apparently been unavoidable this fall...
Professor M. O. Hudson '10, of the Law School, will lead a discussion on the subject, "Should We Join the League of Nations", at 7.30 o'clock this evening at the Student Liberal Club...
...bell to perform a welcome service. Its metallic clang will add materially to the general din of celebration; the sound of it at that unusual hour will turn the thoughts of all students to the significance of the occasion; and its ceasing will be a signal for all to join in the two minutes of meditation which the President urges. Let us hope that indifference will not muffle its peals on that occasion...
...critics join to praise Princeton's remarkable comeback in the last few minutes of play. Grantiand Rice in the New York Tribune writes that "Princeton won because at the finish the Tiger had more stuff in reserve than Harvard had and was better fixed for a whirlwind rally. Gilroy's long run would come off without perfect interference...
Captain H. P. Theopold of the football team spoke first urging that all Freshmen come to Soldiers Field tomorrow to join in the demonstration backing the team. He was followed by Mr. T. J. Campbell '12, coach of the Freshman team, who said that though the team had been handicapped by injuries, they had the spirit to carry them through to victory. Harvard was famed for its lucky teams, he said, but this luck was nothing more than the fighting spirit which has so often enabled Harvard to snatch victory from defeat...