Word: ought
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Today the Nine will play its second game in the series with Pennsylvania, In the last game we defeated this team by a good score and we ought to do the same today with a larger score as we are playing on the home grounds. Strange to say, however, the team has not done so well this year in Cambridge as it has done elsewhere, with the exception of the Princeton game. The former game with Pennsylvania and the two games with Brown were characterized by the excellent ball playing, yet so far Holmes Field has seen but one really...
...work in the game today. The students at the game must do all that they can to encourage the players, by organized, strong cheering at the good plays and between the innings, especially when Harvard is behind. There is just one thing in connection with the cheering that ought to be spoken of, although we feel that it should be unnecessary to speak of it to Harvard men. Several graduates of the University who watched a recent baseball game on Holmes Field expressed themselves after the game as thoroughly disgusted with the spirit in which the undergraduates applauded the playing...
...world has learned by experience that Christianity and the state ought always to be separated, but the Christian and the state should always go hand in hand. It is our duty as educated Christian men to take an active interest in the government of the nation and in the questions of the day, even in the athletic questions...
...that the College has partially pledged itself to march in the city's parade on June 3, it seems that the managers ought to take hold in a wholehearted manner. Very little has been done to test the general feeling of the students. A single appeal appeared in the CRIMSON, and although this stated that blue books would be placed in Leavitt's, Thurston's, and Memorial, no books were put in the last-named place. There has been very little effort to persuade men to enter...
...athletic fields every day. Judging from the present conditions, Pennsylvania should be very successful in athletics this spring. The baseball team has developed remarkable strength considering the circumstances under which the men have been working, while the unusually large number of men trying for the track team ought to result in a creditable showing later. There will be little opportunity of judging as to the chances in rowing until after the freshman race with Annapolis...