Word: strives
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...material available in the spring, it is possible to accomplish much with the oarsmen who do report. Men who show individual faults are given special attention by the coaches. Practice on the indoor machines in front of the mirrors where one can see his errors and can strive to correct them under the guidance of the coaches is particularly helpful. The purpose of Fall Rowing is to practice the fundamentals and to develop form, not speed...
This will be the first opportunity of sizing up the University's opponents, and the strong field at Syracuse promises more than keen competition for the University hill and dalers. Columbia, Dartmouth, Yale, Cornell, Colgate and Syracuse will strive for the honors won last year by Princeton. The race will start in front of Syracuse University and will end in the Stadium, after the fashion of Olympic Marathons, just prior to the opening of the football game between the Orange and Pittsburg...
...prolonging the fight one single minute. What they most need is to set to work; to repair the damages of war and to apply themselves in peaceful pursuits. It would be particularly unfortunate if they were to provoke just grievances by seizing territory not rightfully theirs. Poland must now strive for that mutual amity with surrounding states by which alone a worth-while peace is assured...
Harvard University, whose tradition is to strive fiercely toward eminence in athletics, has installed a new director of outdoor sports, Dr. Charles Whelan, who proposes to surround his track team, in their track room at Soldiers Field, with photographs of star Yale and Princeton athletes of the past, alongside photographs of former Harvard captains. An elaborate motion picture equipment has been provided for use in the field, to show contrasting achievements of various teams and individuals. Three mirrors are to be bought, one set upon rollers and used at practice to show "form" and another anchored at a certain spot...
...carried into effect by the blending of as varied points of view as possible. There are many men at Harvard who believe that the CRIMSON does not now express undergraduate opinion. For these men, two courses are open. Either they should start a rival paper or they may strive to make the CRIMSON more representative...