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...annual intercollegiate contest in New York. Nine other eastern colleges will be represented. The University has already won three of the contests and has an excellent chance of winning a fourth tonight. Thanks to the tireless efforts of Dr. A. T. Davison, the Club, with its reputation as the ablest chorus of men's voices in America ought to have little difficulty in so doing...
...addition to caging seven field goals, tallied six times from the foul line, accounting for 20 of his team's 26 point total. J. F. King was high scorer for the 1925 men, but the consistent work of A. W. Samborski at guard marked him as the Crimson's ablest player...
...would seem as if some of our ablest professors knew something of the public school system. HARRY J. BHAN '16. November...
...small group as against the control of the crowd. The West may stand for that vague thing we call Democracy; Harvard stands for Aristocracy in the true Greek sense; it believes in catering to the best; and it is attempting concretely to set its standards by the ablest men, rather than by the mediocre. It is true that American schools are inclusive: Harvard is frankly exclusive and selective, though not always happily so. Perhaps that is why we sometimes get the "snob" instead of the man we want; the true aristocrat. It is a word we shudder at these days...
...hundred and fifteen members of the University Glee Club will sing in Symphony Hall this evening at 8 o'clock. Dr. Archibald T. Davison '06, who has accomplished so much in training the singers that the Glee Club has been spoken of by critics as "the ablest men's choir in America," will conduct. Albert Spalding, the famous violinist, who is the soloist, will play a violin obligato which Dr. Davison has written to accompany Schumann's "Gypsy Life." This will be the feature of the program, for it is seldom that an audience has an opportunity to hear...