Word: stress
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...York last week. In a letter to the CRIMSON Mr. Green writes: "Those of us here who are deeply concerned for the future of football feel that the only chance of saving the game lies in the recognition of the facts on which I tried to lay stress - that we must encourage better public opinion in college life on the evils that must be eradicated." Mr. Green's remarks on football follows...
Boston Latin School Association.An enthusiastic meeting of alumni of the Boston Latin School was held last evening at the D. U. rooms. About fifty men were present. Mr. Moses Merrill, at present head master of the school, gave a very interesting and informal talk. He laid stress on the desirability of the alumni keeping in touch with their school and offered to do all in his power to further the interest of the association at Harvard...
...Kipp '83, D. B. Chamberlin '86, H. W. Wheelwright '94, Mr. Lathrop and N. W. Bingham '95, captain of the team. Each speaker seemed impressed with the large number of men present and said that it spoke well for Harvard that such interest was shown. They all laid stress on the fact that to win the men must from start to finish work together...
...fifth century the influence of this doctrine on higher thought is most marked. Pindar, proclaiming transcendence of God, not only lays stress on retribution, but declares "we have somewhat in us like unto the immortals," thus feeling his way to a doctrine of spiritual fellowship...
...spent the day with the Yale team. In the morning he coached Butterworth, and in the afternoon gave the other players valuable instruction. Yale will make use of very few tricks this year as Hinckey believes firmly in the superiority of the straight, old-fashioned game. Consequently the principal stress is laid on the interference, the improvement of which will be the chief aim of the practice in the time that remains. Jerrems showed up very well today and is pushing Armstrong hard or right half back...