Word: mentor
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...oarsmen of the two boats will require to acclimate themselves he will devote himself to details in the individual performances of his sweep-swingers, before any alterations in the arrangements of the boats are made. Tomorrow's practice will probably be no more strenuous than today's, the Crimson mentor preferring to increase the difficulty of the workouts gradually...
...conjunction with coach Harold Ulen, swimming team mentor, all aspirants for the Harvard swimming team will be put in Fradd's classes, for training and conditionng prior to the actual start of the season. This is an arrangement which has proved extremely successful at Yale, and for this reason the system has been extended to Harvard...
...first race of the week in the revised seatings as announced yesterday by Coach Whiteside, the Harvard Seconds and first eight covered a two-mile course on the Charles yesterday afternoon. It was the first of three practice rows which have been announced for the week by the Crimson mentor, who is whipping his eights into form for the regatta with Navy. Penn and Tech ten days from...
...same time that Whiteside made the final selection of his crew, H. H. Haines, Freshman mentor, and F. R. Sullivan '27, who handles the lightweight eights, gave out the personnel of their crews for the M. I. T. regatta. Whiteside also announced that the University A crew will be the Jayvee boat and will row as such against Tech. J. E. Lawrence '31 will stroke this crew, G. J. Cassedy '33 the Freshman boat, and J. M. Byrne '31, the lightweight eight...
...placing the amalgam under the direction of World Traveler's Editor Charles P. Norcross, now junketing in the Orient. Because World Traveler has about one-fourth of its stablemate's distribution, and because when two magazines combine one inevitably swallows the other, publishers guessed that the ever-mutating Mentor would be the one to endure...