Word: shows
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Captain Waters and his men look with a feeling of absolute confidence on the crowd of students who will line the Harvard side of Hampden Park. Nor is it enough that we think and feel this way. The faces, and this applies especially to the players and coaches, should show how the minds and hearts feel. The only way the students can tell what is being done on Soldiers Field is by the looks of the men who practice there; the rest of the students will be influenced by the smiles of these men and as much by their scowls...
...easily. Shaw is steadily improving and if he can acquire sufficient knowledge of the game will prove a valuable man. He is slow now and does not get into the play as he should. She has played only a few times with the freshmen, but is expected to show up well. Williams is not aggressive enough, and allows his opponent to break through. He is slow in getting into the play. Scannell is an earnest player but does not break through and tackle enough. Hollister has only played in the B. A. A. game but showed a knowledge...
...Graduate School has had a great increase in numbers. Last year there were 206; this year the preliminary statistics show 235. This is the largest relative gain made by any department in the University with the exception of the Lawrence Scientific School...
...admitted to the school, even if they are not graduates of other institutions, provided they show satisfactory evidence of being well advanced in a special study. On the other hand, the fact that a man is a graduate does not of necessity admit him to the school. He must have attained a standing equal to that of the junior class in the undergraduate department...
...which the students can give the team now means so much more zeal and earnestness in the work of the individual players. We can repeat here what we said some time ago, that no man in the University who wants to see Harvard win at Springfield can, with any show of manliness, contribute to any spirit of despondency or lack of confidence which may get a hold here in these remaining weeks. No game is lost till it is played; but a game may be partially won before it is played. We are confident that today a representative crowd will...