Word: whole
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...importance which the whole question has assumed is, in view of the actual situation, entirely out of proportion to the results which it is supposed would be accomplished by its solution. An essential element in the successful running of any branch of college athletics is complete harmony and co-operation between coach and captain. That this has been established at the University boathouse is no longer open to question. In view of this, the merely formal designation of either coach or captain as nominal head can add absolutely nothing to the efficiency of the system now in force...
...Captain Murray . . . was generally blamed by the rowing authorities for the defeat of the University crew at the hands of Yale" it makes a statement that is as unjust as it is untrue. As a matter of fact no other captain in the past few years has received such whole-hearted support and confidence from the rowing authorities, and no thought was further from their minds than to lay the blame for the defeat upon him. It is just such misstatements which when published by sensation-loving daily papers give to the public an entirely erroneous conception of existing conditions...
...hard worthily to represent. As has been said before, the average undergraduate has no faith in the present system, a system which makes possible such dastardly stories as circulated about the country last summer concerning the state of Harvard rowing. At present there is not the least friction. The whole student body is absolutely behind Captain Morgan. Could there be a more propitious moment to give serious consideration to the suggestions so ably advanced by the CRIMSON and W. J. Bingham? W. C. BOYDEN...
...from the collection of John Pierpont Morgan '89, which were recently loaned to the Fogg Art Museum, will go on exhibition at the Museum at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The drawings received number more than a hundred, and are among the rarest and the most interesting of the whole Morgan collection...
...season of the University gymnastic team, which closed Saturday night with an exhibition and banquet in the Boston Athletic Association, has been, on the whole, fairly successful. The feature of the season, the triangular meet with Dartmouth and Technology, the first ever held, was easily won by the University by a score of 30 to Dartmouth's 24, while M. I. T. failed to register a single point. An unfortunate injury to D. Campbell '17, who with the exception of Captain W. Campbell '16 was the University's most brilliant performer, handicapped the team to such an extent that...