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CRIMSON competitions are difficult. But they are so designed that they do not necessarily interfere with scholastic work; the records of a large number of men who have remained on the Dean's List during competitions witness that fact. If any one is unable to keep abreast of his studies during a competition, that is the fault of the individual. CRIMSON work is hard because CRIMSON editors must work; a man who is not willing to extend himself as a candidate will not as an editor. And at the same time it is necessary for the candidate to gain...
...Seniors, in caps and gowns, will assemble in front of Holworthy Hall at 3.30 o'clock, and will march two abreast around the yard and into the chapel. The line, headed by the officers, will be divided at the front of the central aisle, filling up the pews one at a time in order from the front. No member of the class will be seated until the signal is given by the chairman of the Committee...
...deserve the greatest commendation are C. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Camel's Back", Alice Duer Miller's "Slow Poison", L. H. Robbins "Professor Todd's used Car", and "Alma Mater" by O. F. Lewis. The last, as might be supposed from the title, is a college story, a narrative abreast of the progress in American university matters...
...course a hard matter to have every spectator that attends basketball games to keep in close touch with the rules and abreast of the many changes that take place from year to year. But to my mind there isn't any excuse for a player, official or coach to be ignorant of them, and I know of many who do not know any part of the rules. I also know of a coach who is teaching basketball at one of our biggest colleges who said he never saw a rule book in three years. The Harvard basketball team is taught...
That the Lowell Institute is keeping abreast of the times in the selection of subjects for its public lectures in order to make them of distinct and increasing munity is shown by the program for the munty is shown by the program for the first half of the coming season, which is announced today. In the list of topics are many which will bring before the audiences chapters of history so presented as to be of value in dealing with current problems. The Institute is especially fortunate in being able to give to the public a fuller understanding...