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...institution, hereafter, it must always be said of James McCosh that, while loyal to the foundation and the history of the college, he, more than any other man, made it a university. Though it was not until after his death that the title of university was given, it should never be forgotten that the university life began in his administration...
Lafayette was the next opponent of the Tigers and was completely overwhelmed, 33 to 0. The Pennsylvania team was never dangerous, but the victory was not as satisfactory to Princeton as the score would indicate because of the loose playing and frequent fumbling on the part of the Tigers. Several chances to increase the size of the score were lost for this reason...
...comparison of the influence of the University abroad as compared with that of other colleges, Mr. Chevalier says "The writer has spent years in countries where there are millions and millions of human beings who never heard of Harvard. Visits to many countries give and the impression that there are more Yale and Cornell men abroad than Harvard men, and probably more Cornell men than Harvard and Yale men combined...
...large measure the spirit and attitude of the student body. Indifferent, half-hearted supporters mean an indifferent, lifeless team. On the other hand the enthusiastic whole-souled support of the College inspires in the team an unshakable confidence and a determination which spells victory. The result Saturday will never be in doubt if the undergraduates do their share of the work this afternoon...
...explorations carried on there by the professors of that university, is the best-known of North American educational institutions. In the Far East Yale has more men connected with the foreign trade of the United States than Harvard, while Cornell with a demand for its engineers which never ceases is represented by a number of graduates greater than those of Harvard and Yale combined. As the number of college men permanently or temporarily resident in foreign countries nearly represents the ratio in which their respective institutions are popularly known, one can readily see that Harvard no longer has an international...