Word: star
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...opening whistle. Roper has declared that he will play Slagle, but he would not be pinned down to picking him as a starter. The feeling in Princeton is that he will be reserved for a time when his presence will do most good, and that roper will save his star all he can for the Vale came a week...
When the Reverend S. F. Gilman, 1811, wrote in such fanciful terms of Harvard shining as a star "calm rising through change and through storm," he was nearer the cold, stellar truth than he knew. For there is a star, or rather an asteroid, bearing the name of John Harvard through the outer reaches of the universe...
Miller was the outstanding star in this 50-yard advance, tearing through the strong ineligible line for good gains. Guarnaccia and Sayles also carried their share of the attack in whot was by far the best performance of the afternoon for the Harvard regulars...
...which went under the name of Princeton in the scrimmage yesterday. Crowell was the only man in the ineligible line who had not earned his letter, and the backfield was a strong combination with J. P. Crosby '28, stellar halfback on the University team last year, as its outstanding star. Peter Baldwin. at the other halfback post, is an ineligible sophomore who is expected to make a strong bid for a regular berth next fall...
University students have always taken sufficient interest in politics to march, in processions with red fire, horns, and other means of attracting public attention, all, supposedly, for the greater glory of the Eagle or the Star. In the past these parades have been things almost to be feared; the march was lit with red torch-flares and the marchers with hard cider or good Sandy McDonald supplied by the eager campaign managers, and the combination often went to the heads of the participants and led them to unlawful acts...