Word: mans
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Professor Moore started his talk with the story of a young fellow in the Ambulance Service who was killed at Salonica, but whom the war changed from a dawdler to a man. "War is good," stated Professor Moore, "in that it makes men. This war has called many from past and present classes of the University, and in so far as they hold themselves true, the war will make them. But if they do not, it will just as surely unmake them as the Civil War ruined so many young men of that day, making them good-for-nothing after...
...present time is a great opportunity for the man of average physical development. Up to now the effort and interest of colleges have been centered in the turning out of successful university teams. This has side-tracked the physical training of all but the natural athletes...
...ought not to stay away because they think that they are not strong enough for cross-country work. We can judge whether a man is fit or not, and if he is not. we can probably develop him so that he will...
...track, and the river are here as before; the coaches and the equipment are here, but now they are here to help everyone, the athlete and him who aspires as well. To be a successful soldier one must have strength and endurance, but no more than the ordinary man can obtain if he takes part in some form of sport...
...system of placing the numbers of the pages on which a man's name appears after his name in the general directory will be continued this year...