Word: small
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...beginning of the season, the outlook for a successful football team was not bright. Many of last year's squad did not report for the preliminary practice and this, together with the unusually small number of candidates at first, made it almost impossible for the early work to be effective. Of last year's team and substitutes, Campbell, Bowditch, Ristine, Sargent, Eaton, Graydon, Devens and Barnard returned in the early part of the season and formed the nucleus of the squad. Later in the season Kernan, Roberts, Lee, Clark and Putnam reported...
Forum: "Ethics of Ancient and Modern Athletics," by Price Collier '82; "The Small College and the Large," by President C. F. Thwing...
...accurate map of the area, based on the new topographical work of the United States Geological Survey. Dr. Jagger is a regular officer of this survey, and the men in the course act as volunteer assistants. For the past two years the class has completed maps and collections of small parts of the area; this year the whole area is under survey, from Marblehead and Nantasket on the east to Bedford and Dover on the west. The students work in pairs, each pair covering an area of about twenty-six square miles...
...practice yesterday was not very encouraging. There was a great deal of fumbling and offside play, and uncertainty in the handling of plays. The second secured the ball three times on fumbles and once held the first for downs on the 5 yard line. The first could make only small gains and on the defensive had difficulty in stopping the guards-back formations of the second. The linemen on both elevens were slow in charging and did not play low enough...
...idea that they are here for learning alone; it is for everything which makes for broader and sounder life that the University stands. Men must make the learning they gain here react upon and strengthen their religious lives. Nothing could be of greater value for this purpose than small meetings of a few men for unconstrained exchange of religious thought and ideals...