Word: leading
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Since the Germans primarily desire culture, then it is no more than feasible that they should adopt those measures which will ultimately lead to it. The plan of four-year curricula in the American Colleges and high schools is a distinct advantage over the present nine-year course of instruction in the German Gymnasiums. The American Instructor is able to associate with his students, and thereby becomes a psychological specialist in reference to them. The German student is ten years old when he enters the Gymnasium, and is at least 19 before he completes the course. These nine years...
...season must rest. I am proud to come to Harvard to coach men who have the record behind them which your team made in the Yale game last fall. I am also glad to have a chance to work with a captain whom I think a well qualified to lead the team as Coady...
...Earl of Scarbrough set out to lead a "Crusaders' Pilgrimage" to the Holy Land last week. He led the Earl of Galloway, the Countess Haig, the Countess Cromer, Baron Lamington and an odd hundred of almost equally distinguished pilgrims. He led them as Subprior of the English Grand Priory of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem (TIME, Jan. 4). He will lead them on a month's journey to the ancient crusading strongholds of the order-to Jerusalem, to Bethlehem, to Jericho...
...Crimson team was unsteady throughout the most part of the first half, and Yale jumped to an early lead which proved too formidable for the Harvard quintet to overcome. The score was 25 to 4 before the Crimson team got started, but after that the scoring was all on its side. The half ended with the score...
Yale overwhelmed the Harvard first-year riders in the first chukker having at the end of it piled up a score of 7 1-2 to 1. Through the rest of the game the University Freshmen consistently gained on their opponents, but were unable to overcome the long lead. F.A. Clark '29, and J.P. Cotton '29, acting captain, led in the scoring for Harvard and Ferguson for Yale. Clark made four goals. Cotton three, and R.P. Gibb '29, and J.H. Remick '29, one each. Ferguson and Folger each made four. Clark was the only man to foul during the fiercely...