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There were both a lack of spirit and a presence of error in judgement, such as the failure to meet Dartmouth's continual plays off the short side of the line. Always Harvard unbalanced its line when the Green did, and 90 per cent of the time the play came smashing through the short area, where the Crimson has short-handed itself...
However, the errors in judgement can be remedied by a few golden words of wisdom from the coaching staff. The spirit may come back to meet the threat of a much-favored Tiger outfit. But there are several other points to consider, and they are points that must be worked out in practice before Fritz Crisler comes to town...
...optioned team other students, and the judgments in the Guide are a distillation of representative student opinion. As such, they have the limitations of any "representative" opinion. There are numbers of men, in and out of college, whose likes and dislikes do not conform to the general or representative judgement. There may, for example, be more than one man in each class who finds that French 2 is a thoroughly enjoyable course. The Guide can only say to the inquiring student that the great majority of men whom the editors of the CRIMSON have been able to reach find...
...repositories. Bursting with pride Director Herbert Eustis Winlock placed on exhibition the most important purchase the museum has ever made out of its own funds, two panels joined together by hinges, bought after four years of stealthy negotiation from the Soviet Government: "The Crucifixion" and the "Last Judgement," generally attributed to Hubert van Eyck. Belittlers have insisted that the small panels (each 22¼ by 7¾ in.) do not belong together: they have hinted that no such person as Hubert van Eyck ever existed. Nobody has ever denied that the two panels have been among the greatest treasures...
Stillman Infirmay does fill a need among Harvard students for economical hospital service, but it allows the importance of fulfilling that need overcome its better judgement. It is obviously not equipped to do all that it undertakes. The ideal solution of the problem is the construction of an adequate University hospital, staffed with a resident physician, and provided with a sufficient number of private rooms and proper facilities for the care of contagion. At present such a building is but a dream awaiting the wand of another Harkness to make it a reality. Until that wand is applied, Stillman should...