Word: roughnesses
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Included in this group is a book which Professor Norton characterized as "the chief treasure of Harvard College." It contains the report of the earliest recorded meeting of the Harvard Corporation dated 1643. In the middle of the first page of this report there is a rough sketch of the college seal, which was originated at that meeting. Two diaries of University officers in the early eighteenth century, and a book of the body of laws made, for the college in 1734 complete a case of absolutely unique documents...
...Crimson will have to display an improved offensive if the University is to come away victorious, for such rough-and-tumble fracases as that which led to Harvard's lone tally two days ago cannot be relied on to produce enough scores to outweigh the points which the slightly speedier Toronto forwards are almost certain to slip across...
...cent. There is probably some slight tendency to a decrease in smoking due to an increased participation in athletic exercises. In one of the graduate schools, 53 percent of the men smoke as compared with 54 percent in 1921 and 65 percent in 1922. At a rough estimate slightly over half of the college students are tobacco users by the time they graduate...
...victory was due more to the lack of cooperation on the part of the Engineers than to any particularly effective individual or team play for the Terriers. The better part of the B. U. scores came as the result of mob rushes down the ice or of rough and tumble melees in front of the Technology cage...
...occasion was a football game between German and French civilians. Both teams evinced great sportsmanship and there was no unusually rough play. The French won the match 5?0, their team being faster and cleverer than the Germans, who were heavy and powerful. After the match the two teams exchanged hearty "hoch's" and "vive...