Word: lead
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...given out last night starts the game, it will be almost in the nature of an untried combination. The whole University squad has been affected half by injuries and half by a slump. It is time that both were eradicated and that the team struck the pace which will lead it on to victory next week. Many experts predict that this will be the case, as the earlier games showed a great deal of latent power in the squad. On the other hand, Dartmouth comes to Cambridge backed by 1500 supporters and a record far better than the University team...
...regular Sunday morning devotional meeting of the Harvard University Christian Association will be held in Phillips Brooks House Parlor tomorrow morning at 10.15 o'clock. Mr. E. A. Reed 1G.S. will lead this meeting and it is hoped that all members of the University whether members of the Association or not will feel free to attend...
...second football mass meeting of the year will be held in the Union this evening at 8 o'clock. L. Withington 1L. will address the meeting. H. L. Gaddis '12 will preside and lead the cheering, and F. R. Hancock '12 will have charge of the singing. In addition to the old songs, five new songs will be tried, and cheers will be practiced...
...leaders. At Harvard Bridge two lengths of open water separated the third and second eights, the University crew being an equal distance behind. About one quarter of a mile from the finish the latter made a final spurt raising the stroke to 40, and cutting down the second's lead at every pull. The distance was too short, however, and the second finished a winner by a scant half-length, the University eight just nosing the third out of second place...
...Wisconsin Club deserves particular credit for having brought it about that President Van Hise should give this lecture. There are many state and sectional clubs in the University that could do a great deal for Harvard by following the Wisconsin Club's lead. Three distinct branches of activity, that are not often fully realized, lie open to the state and locality clubs at Harvard. First, they are in a position to keep students who come from the same state or section of the country in more or less constant touch with each other; secondly, by communication with the Harvard Clubs...