Word: triumphant
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...imparted his knowledge with a clearness that enlightened and a force that stimulated, no doubt Coach Haughton will bring success. In football, undergraduate and alumnus place complete confidence in the Haughton system; may it not be expected that a diamond adaptation of the same system will also be triumphant...
...intercollegiate championship. Harvard, Yale, and Dartmouth have all defeated last year's champions, Princeton, this season, and Dartmouth has defeated the University. If Yale wins the contest tonight, the title will lie between it and the seven from Hanover. On the other hand, if the University comes through triumphant in the series with Yale, and the latter team wins its contest from Dartmouth, a three-cornered tie for the title will ensue...
...celebrations are scheduled this week in honor of the triumphant football team,--a reception and a dinner. In view of the facts that those in charge of the dinner have made it plain that it is "primarily for graduates" and that the Union entertainment this evening has been arranged for the purpose of showing undergraduate appreciation to the men who defeated Yale, it is quite evident where the choice of most undergraduates will fall. True, there are draw-backs for non-members of the Union, but then it should be considered the dinner will cost almost half as much...
...should be in the interests of good fellowship, is the greatest responsibility of every man who has gone forth as a member of the University. The team has gone to New Haven to win and the support of the student body is unflinching and enthusiastic. Whether we come off triumphant or downed in defeat, the climax of this enthusiasm should be sportsmanlike to the last degree. The man who lets the truant spirit carry him off his feet, who forgets that what he does is done in the name of his University, is no true son of Harvard...
...building a memorial to the soldiers of the north, and not the victory of that cause. The fidelity of Harvard men who fought for the south was greater in that their cause was more desperate, and it is quite as deserving of commemoration as if they had been triumphant...