Word: mans
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...some of them to be valuable. There has been a time when the cry against the possibility of compulsory exercise was loud and long, but we have come to believe that a partial adoption of this system is the one way to further the bodily development of the college man...
There has been a feeling prevalent in the University that the intricacies of the system of concentration and distribution are not sufficiently clear to Freshmen, and that the average man does not begin to understand them before the end of his Sophomore or the beginning of his Junior year. This feeling has come to a head in recent discussions in the Student Council. From these it appears that many men find that they are taking courses which are of no value to them or even concentrating in fields in which they have no interest. They see their advisers probably...
Tickets to the 26th Division reviewing stands for the parade will be distributed exclusively to the families of the officers and men who have been, or now are, on service with the Yankee Division. Every officer and man will receive an official blank which must be signed and sent to the relatives therein designated who will present if in person, or send by mail, such an application to the office of the ticket committee, Room 158, State House, Boston...
...success always an apostle of sportsmanship and sane athletic method. We cherish the hope that circumstances may yet permit Haughton to occupy at least an advisory capacity in the training of the University's elevens. Should such an arrangement prove impossible we mush seek to replace him with a man who will be qualified to carry on the remarkable system which his genius evolved...
...worked with Mr. Haughton. In 1908, the football coaching system was reorganized and was developed and elaborated by Haughton until formal athletics were cancelled in 1916. We hope to go on with this "Haughton system," and for this reason we are very anxious to secure some man who has either coached or played football under Mr. Haughton. I expect that the usual graduate coaches will be on hand to assist, but we do not yet know of anyone who will be able to devote his whole time to the work...