Word: spirited
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...live in the Yard now should move into the Senior Dormitories. They will find better equipments. Men living at home should spend the last year left to them with their class. No man whose time is divided between his home and his college can hope to get into the spirit of undergraduate life. It is in the evenings that much of the best in college life is seen. Men living in private houses and dormitories off the Yard should move into the only dormitories devoted exclusively to Seniors. Let us take advantage of this last chance really "to get together...
...Faun" is a fantastic comedy in three acts and was first produced at Daly's Theatre, New York, last January. William Faversham will play the "Faun" and Julie Opp the part of "Lady Alexandra Vancy." The play relates the experiences of a Faun mingling with modern society. The irrepressible spirit of this simple-hearted creature of nature puts to confusion the false logic of artificial society in a series of startlingly novel and highly entertaining situations, worked out with brilliant dialogue through three acts of continuously sustained interest. Mr. Faversham is singularly successful in sustaining the sense of the unhuman...
...Crimson congratulates Percy Wendell on his election to the captaincy of next year's football team. It congratulates him for the honor that has been conferred on him, on the unanimity and spirit of those "H" men who will form the nucleus of his team, and for the opportunity before him of achieving the success over Yale that his past career promises. We take upon ourselves to promise him the support of the whole University, and in its behalf to wish him the best of luck next November...
...discuss the merits and advantages of Senior Yard dormitories as yet. Let it suffice that the modern improvements installed have attracted an increasing number of Seniors to the Yard during the past two years, and in the minds of these, it is beyond doubt a question that a spirit of good-fellowship has resulted of the greatest influence in increasing class unity...
...Grenfell commenced his lecture by showing that throughout history all that has been worth while, has been accomplished by men imbued with the spirit of Christ. This is the spirit which sent Livingston to South Africa, Gilmore to China and Manchuria, and is responsible for the achievements of all such men, whose lives are heritages for all time. The Christian of Christ's life-time was a very human person, not remarkable for idealism or mysticism, but possessing, like Christ's disciples, all of man's natural weaknesses. What Christ made of them we all know, and in the same...