Word: shaking
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first University and Freshman crews received their most radical shake-up of the season yesterday, resulting in a rearrangement for both eights which will probably be the final seating for the Princeton races on April 27. J. F. Linder, Jr., '19 was moved from seven on B crew to three in the first boat. A, Stevens '19, whose seat he took, was shifted to the opposite side of the shell at four, while J. S. Coleman '19, formerly at that position, was placed at two. C. F. Batchelder '20, who had been advanced to this seat a week...
...shake their little knees...
...advance the interests of any one class, relying on the weakening power of Government to quell internal disorder, have an ugly sound. Public speakers are somewhat inclined to wax grandiloquent in the rostrum or over the after-dinner coffee and cigars, dreaming that their words make the nation shake. The newspapers are the German papers, which still consider themselves aggrieved, and continue to cry out against "perfidious Albion," who is our ally. But it is not pro-Germans alone who, by word, are striving to prevent our full effort...
...Shake-Up in University Shells...
...first University eight there was a big shake-up, due to the return of A. Potter '17, who had been out with the measles, and the loss of A. Coolidge '17, who was called to report at Newport. N. P. Darling '17 was moved from the second to Cabot's place at 3, and Cabot filled the seat at 7 vacated by Coolidge. R. Brown '17 and F. Whitman '19, formerly at 6 and 2, changed places, and Potter replaced C. Higginson '17 at bow. Other changes were made in the second and third boats...