Word: low
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...only by an exciting batting rally in the tenth that Harvard gained a victory that should have been won earlier in the game. Except for that one inning it was a tedious game and devoid of interest. Harvey's running catch of a low fly in the third inning and the extraordinary umpiring were the only noteworthy incidents until that time...
...track events Harvard should be especially strong in the dashes with L. P. Dodge '08 and P. C. Lockwood '07. Shaw of Dartmouth should win first place in the high hurdles, with W. M. Rand '09 a close second. In the low hurdles O. F. Rogers Jr., '08, W. M. Rand '09, and Shaw of Dartmouth should all win places. B.L. Young, Jr., '07 should take first places in the 440-yard run, and Evans and Prichard of Dartmouth should also secure points. The half-mile will be a close race between M. B. Van Brunt '08 and Captain Jennings...
...making of money. We should cultivate the highest possible conception of journalism from top to bottom, from the editor-in-chief to the reporter. It seems to me, said Mr. Quincy, that the need for University men as reporters is very great. The function of the reporter is not low, but most important, and if the tone of the press is to be raised, it must be through the reporters. Let us then get educated men upon our papers, and lot. Harvard graduates start at the bottom, for it takes a man of education, trained mind, and high standards...
...more closely related than any other two branches of human activity. Journalism tends to make politics and politics make government, which is a high enough object for any man to strive to improve. Politics and journalism go hand in hand, and the one reacts upon the other. A low condition of politics means a low condition of journalism and vice versa. If we are endeavoring to reach politics through journalism the educated man should as soon as possible eliminate the disturbing quality of personality. Personality should be subordinated to the ideal, and we should look at public questions...
...slow grounder to shortstop and immediately stole second. Simons advanced him with a pretty single to centre and took second on a fielder's choice. Leonard was put in to bat for Pounds and scored Dexter with a hit past third. Pritchett, the last man up, knocked a low fly to- wards second which was caught by Norton...