Word: representations
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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"Almost up to the beginning of the late war, the idea was generally prevalent that any American, however little his experience of foreign lands, and however great his ignorance of foreign languages, could represent our country abroad with efficiency," the Honorable Henry White told a CRIMSON reporter, when interviewed yesterday...
"Although it is difficult to tell so early in the season, it looks to me now as if he were one of the four," said Coach Farrell, commenting on Gourdin's chances of being one of the quartet to represent the United States at the Olympic Games in the Pentathalon...
"All expenses to and from camp are paid by the Government. Recreational facilities at the camp include swimming, horseback riding, small arms and pistol practice, with a competition for selection of fifteen men to represent New England in the national matches at Camp Perry, Ohio, a little before the opening...
I was very much surprised . . . You are eligible to represent this country. . . It might be well if you could come over and join us for dinner.
While the majority of regulars are engaged in other sports, and are unavailable for the spring training session, a good team will represent the University in its practice game today.