Word: mentor
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...example of an exception to this rule is mentioned in T. A. D. Jones, the Yale mentor. He was both a star performer and an excellent coach...
...newly appointed mentor is not unfamiliar with the duties of head coach, having acted in the same capacity in the spring of 1916. The following year, due to the World War, Harvard for the first time since the inauguration of baseball at the University, was not represented by a team. Mitchell's place was taken by Coach Duffy, also of the Braves, on the resumption of baseball...
...announced with regret last night by the officers of the Debating Union. At the same time it has been announced that Morton Prince '75, one of the University's first gridiron heroes, has signified his intention of attending Wednesday's verbal clash; Major Frank W. Cavanaugh, Boston College gridiron mentor, is another added starter and will support the side favoring the continuance of the present over emphasis on football...
...college next fall, and the Tigers hopes for next season are consequently of a distinctly rosy complexion. Captain McMillan, Nassau's capable leader; Dignan, line-breaking left halfback, and left tackle Gates are the only Bengals that upset Saturday's predictions who will not report to the Princeton mentor next September...
...declaration that Harvard was ready to swap two presidents and three department heads for a good backfield; and he did not show agreement with the CRIMSON's statement that the University would not exchange one item of its academic prestige for the greatest eleven in history. The Yale mentor merely wrote: "You are only making Harvard and the game of football ridiculous...