Word: whips
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...decision owing to the fact that the Crimson track team has just returned from one of the longest trips in its history and would, in the opinion of Coaches Bingham and Farrell, receive more harm than good from another trip to Philadelphia. Coach Bingham believes that the can whip his runners into much better shape by intensive practice at home than by a tedious train journey, which would result in the loss of several days' practice, to the Carnival...
After a month and a half of intensive practice the University baseball team will the meet the Northeastern College nine, of Boston, this afternoon at 3 P.M. at Soldiers field in the first game of the season. This contest will be the first of a series of four to whip the University. Players into shape before the Southern trip beginning April 16. The first game last year was not played until April 15, but owing to the mild weather and early conditioning of the team this spring the season is starting to weeks sooner. Admission to all the pre-vacation...
...favored victim of shipwreck to remain alone on his island, than there is for a Freshman or an Unclassified student with access to the Register to fall to discover the manifold opportunity. Harvard holds not only for others but for him. To quote the book itself, "There is a whip in Harvard for every man's hobby", and in its pages it is made astonishingly clear that he who falls to win recognition in the interest or activity he pursues, can have only himself to blame. The lists of others who have done and are doing things worth while...
...been intimated further that Japan is clinging to Yap for purposes of negotiation: ownership of land in California, the occupation of Siberia, the Shantung question, and various other phases of Japanese policy would be accorded settlement more favorable to Nippon if she held the whip hand over us by virtue of the Yap dispute. With this in mind, the Japanese stand firm upon the question. But mature consideration of the place which the United States now holds in the financial and commercial world, and the keystone position she maintains with reference to German reparations would seem to indicate that...
...process of toughening one's muscles, and strengthening one's wind and endurance for the supreme test of the "big game" or the "big race" which the college athlete endures. Learning the law is learning a method of attack and training the intellectual muscles until they are tough as whip cord, spring with the resilience of fine-tempered steel and have the endurance and persistency of a cow pony...