Word: rested
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Captain Dadmun and R. Harte '17, who were forced to leave the game on Saturday, received no more than a severe shaking up, and are expected to report with the rest of the squad as usual this afternoon. The general day of rest will work particularly to their advantage, giving them a chance to get rested up after the hard game they played against Cornell...
...third statement is as follows: "The phrases most frequently uttered by Harvard Hughes supporters have to do with every subject on earth except the sole visible and apparently eternal issue of a Republican high tariff, sufficiently recognized by the rest of the country." I beg to state that the tariff is not the paramount issue of this campaign and indeed the tariff policies of both parties are every day becoming more and more alike, owing chiefly to conditions anticipated after the war. Even the Democrats have come to recognize the need for a certain amount of protection under present conditions...
...second premise, that Hughes sentiment in the University is "pronouncedly militaristic and pro-Ally," whereas in the rest of the country it is pro-German, is less than the pro-Greman, is less than the proverbial half-truth. If by militarism he means an adequate state of national preparation against the calamity of war, then he is right. But pro-Ally sentiment is in no manner of means associated with the Hughes cause in Harvard. They may overlap; they are not co-terminous; they surely have no relation. That is a fact so patent that it scarcely needs statement...
...leader of the orchestra's baton; and a few real bits of music. We are so used to recognizing the unreal as reality on the stage, that this attempt at picturing life as it is, is simply burlesque. A Shakespeare could harmonize a drunken porters' scene with the rest of "Macbeth," but it is doubtful if even he could bring together with any measure of success a grief-stricken mother, whose son fails to return from battle, and a typical Broadway monologist...
...given the ball and within two minutes E. L. Casey '19 broke through for a 65-yard run to the 1920 goal line, but was called back because he had gone out of bounds. There was no other score or chance to score for either team during the rest of the scrimmage, which ended when the Freshmen intercepted a forward pass...