Word: pride
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...years, Harvard's publications have taken pride from their lengthy rivalries. Stealing symbols of the organizations or starting offshoots, the papers and magazines have fought more battles than anyone else on campus. The most storied rivalry, in place for over a hundred years, has been between The Crimson and the Lampoon, a semi-secret Sorrento Square organization that used to occasionally publish a so-called humor magazine...
...more recent years, the trail of revenge has continued. Bethell says that athletes at other schools fight for more than their school's pride when they face the Crimson. As they score those touchdowns, fresh in their memories is the thin-envelope-kiss-of-death. "James Perry, the Brown quarterback who had a record day against Harvard last November, was reportedly discouraged from applying because he wanted to play baseball as well as football and the Harvard coaching staff preferred that he stick to football," Bethell says. Bethell also points to Yale quarterback and Harvard reject Joe Walland...
...years, Harvard's publications have taken pride from their lengthy rivalries. Stealing symbols of the organizations or starting offshoots, the papers and magazines have fought more battles than anyone else on campus. The most storied rivalry, in place for over a hundred years, has been between The Crimson and the Lampoon, a semi-secret Sorrento Square organization that used to occasionally publish a so-called humor magazine...
...more recent years, the trail of revenge has continued. Bethell says that athletes at other schools fight for more than their school's pride when they face the Crimson. As they score those touchdowns, fresh in their memories is the thin-envelope-kiss-of-death. "James Perry, the Brown quarterback who had a record day against Harvard last November, was reportedly discouraged from applying because he wanted to play baseball as well as football and the Harvard coaching staff preferred that he stick to football," Bethell says. Bethell also points to Yale quarterback and Harvard reject Joe Walland...
...Portuguese people...have a lot of pride," he says. "Where we come from, a small country, we knew what hard work means...