Word: let
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...unfortunate news has reached the CRIMSON that no new songs will be used at the Yale game unless great improvement in singing them is shown at the mass meeting this evening. Even the old songs are not well enough known to insure a creditable performance at New Haven, and let it be remembered, that to be worth while, singing must be really good...
...will see the undergraduates, the clearest impression of them which the eleven will carry to New Haven will be formed today. Every man who appreciates the industry and devotion of team and coaches should be present without fail to send with the eleven convincing proof of his individual support. Let the last cheering be the best...
...that time we enter a competition of enthusiasm in which we have in the past not always carried off the highest honors. Today we are alone. Let us all make the most of this opportunity to express our appreciation unmistake ably, not only to the players, but to the coaches and the many others who have worked with ceaseless energy since early in September to bring one Harvard team to the week of the Yale game with the splendid record Captain Withington's eleven has established...
...ability, were always playing the game with good football instincts. The backfield, unable to work smoothly together in the first half, and bothered by constant fumbling, was not able, until the second half, to show the power it possessed. The Amherst game last Saturday was the opportunity for the let-up expected between two championship contests. Playing indifferently in the first half, but rallying in the second in a fashion which could not be denied, Dartmouth again showed the possibilities of a great team. The fumbling is largely explainable, as it has been in almost every game, by the slippery...
...make anything larger and smaller at the same time is impossible, but the effect of such a procedure can be produced in the case of the Student Council. To provide true representation, let the Council be enlarged. To do business quickly and effectively, let there be an executive committee of ten men or less, which shall have power to act for the Council except in cases of unusual importance. Such an arrangement would obviate the greatest faults of the old organization. As soon as the undergraduate mind is restored to its normal condition by the end of the football season...