Word: spending
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...hoped that the new plan will unify and strengthen each of the squads and insure more fairness in the selection of the leading crews. Hereafter Coaches Herrick and Haines will spend most of their time with the four university crews and three first Freshman crews. However, Monday afternoon of each week will be devoted exclusively to the whole Freshman squad. Besides this, Coach Haines, who has charge of morning rowing, or "tubbing," will spend Monday and Tuesday morning each week at the Weld boathouse, with the Freshmen, beginning today...
...University squad will take the 1 o'clock limited train to New York from the South Station, and will spend the night at the Hotel Biltmore. The list of twenty-seven includes G. E. Abbot '17, O. Ames '17, J. T. Beal '17, W. J. Boles '17, C. E. Brickley '15, F. P. Coolidge '16, F. G. Fripp '16, R. B. Frye '15, R. T. Gannett '15, W. G. Garritt '17, R. Harte '17, H. R. Hardwick '15, U. W. Holly '17, E. W. Mahan '16, H. L. Nash '16, M. B. Phillips '15, C. S. Reed...
...large University such as Harvard affords, there come some drawbacks; and perhaps there is none more serious than the limited amount of reading which most men do. At a smaller institution where the distractions are fewer and the atmosphere more quiet, the student is more likely to spend many hours in his rooms reading; the temptation to spend most of his time, after actually dissipating it, in an endless round of temporary interests is less; there is often a tendency among students, as President Wilson has said, to substitute the side-shows for the main tent. We would not lose...
...University of Pennsylvania at Franklin Field, Philadelphia, tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The squad, including Coach Haughton, Managers Cunningham, Foreman, and Parsons, leaves the Square at 12.25 o'clock this afternoon. The 1.05 train will take them to New York where a number of the men will spend the night at Hotel Vanderbilt. Ten will go directly to Philadelphia. Those who have examinations will leave Cambridge tomorrow morning...
...need is for men who will come with a serious purpose to help France. Those who would plan a three months outing had best stay at home; the tourist spirit has already caused grave trouble over here. Men who are willing to come here must be ready to spend long weeks of work which may appear tame and stupid. There is very little romance in carting wounded men from a railway station to the hospital; however, one squad has carried over 9,500 sick and wounded during a period of three months. War being the uncertain game that...