Word: preventative
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Arena yesterday evening, winning by the score of 6 to 4. The University forwards played as fast an all-round game as at any time this season, and the B. A. A. defence, weakened by the absence of N. H. Foster at point was unable to prevent them from making frequent shots at the goal...
...only. The men chosen this year will be the permanent officers of the class and every step in their selection should have the approval of a majority of its members. It is greatly to be hoped that the meeting tonight will take precedence over any other engagement which might prevent a Senior from attending...
...start. If Princeton wins, the 1911 football championship is settled; if Yale wins, it will require a defeat by Harvard next Saturday to give Princeton any further claim to the highest football honor. On the other hand if Yale wins both games, its defeat by West Point would hardly prevent experts from awarding the first position to Yale...
...adoption of such a plan would give to the Student Council an additional field of activity, it should relieve the University captains of a good deal of unnecessary drudgery, and should prevent the frequent slips in the management of scrub athletics due to the excessive responsibility laid upon their shoulders...
...rest of the College so that they can see the Freshman game, and the public so that they can see both, and incidentally increase the Athletic Association's receipts, should the one objection still determine the policy? The CRIMSON does not believe so. It seems hardly just to prevent the large majority of students who could see part, if not all, of the Freshman game and still keep their Saturday engagement, from the chance, because of the possibility that a few will misuse the opportunity. Let those who cut unjustifiably be treated according to their merits, but let not this...