Word: though
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Yesterday's football practice, though it was a very long workout, was not particularly hard. Team A had a light scrimmage when it was lined up against the second team for about ten minutes, and was then given a long signal drill, when team B was put in its place. During team A's scrimmage one touchdown was scored, E. L. Casey '19 carrying the ball over the goal line for the regulars early in the practice. The second team was able to prevent a score by team B, and succeeded in making a touchdown on a forward pass...
...criticism of the Yale team Duffey says: "Yale, although out of the rut of former years, lacks a good string of second team men. In general yale's defence has been more than above the average but her offence, though often brilliant, is at times ragged. . . . The one weak spot on the Yale line seems to be at tackle. . . . One flagrant weakness has been the weak defence and protection given the kicker. In every game this year Yale has had a kick blocked." But in spite of these few defects, Duffey thinks that Yale's powerful line will hold both...
...more than a poll tax would vote for them too, in order to get a chance to work on them. And the public improvements are needed too. We do not want to be so-journeys in a strange land. We want to help solve the political problems of Massachusetts. Though the time of our departure be in a measure fixed, while we are here, we are part of the body politic of this community by virtue of our substantial interest in learning all that Cambridge and Massachusetts, as well as Harvard, have to teach us. We are native Americans, mostly...
...CRIMSON prints today a comment on free speech in foreign universities. In this country, war's necessities have not shackled speech. But we still follow the law of suppression; though in lesser degree, conservatism and class prejudice still smother radical ideas...
...estimating intelligently the physical capabilities of his men. If he has stood in the ranks himself at a constrained position until nearly overcome, he will remember it when instructing, others; if he has ever been required to march several hours without a rest he will not forget it, even though he may become a colonel or a general...