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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...meeting of the Athletic Committee last night, the appointment of H. E. Porter, '09, as manager of the Freshman Fencing team, was approved. The team was allowed to add to its schedule the following matches: March 27, St. James Fencers' Club second team, at Cambridge; April 3, Technology Freshmen, at Cambridge. Permission was also given to the University Fencing Team to take part in a fencing meet at Amherst on March...
...Window article in the Graduates' Magazine for December has been attributed to various editorial assistants, past and present, of the magazine, I wish to state that these rumors are entirely unfounded. No member of the staff knew of the existence of the article until its publication. Let me add that the Graduate's Window department has existed for twelve years for the publication of free lance contributions, and that only on the present occasion have some graduates imputed to it an editorial or official character. That such an imputation would be made, could not be foreseen. There never has been...
Coach J. G. Lathrop will have general charge of the training of the team and W. F. Garcelon '95L. will act in the capacity of graduate advisory coach. It is also hoped to get a special trainer for the weight events. To add a greater element of sociability to the work, squads of men training for similar events will report at one time so far as practicable and squad captains will be appointed...
...order to add to the attractiveness of the restaurant the House Committee has engaged a small orchestra to furnish music during dinner...
...that of his father, Professor Andrews Norton, has been steadily built up with a rare discrimination and perseverance and with an unswerving loyalty to the best in art and letters. It has also been constantly enriched through a long series of years with gifts from friends--gifts which add the charm of personal associations to a collection already remarkably interesting and precious, and strongly marked by the individuality of its owner. Many of the rarer books Professor Norton is sending to the College Library immediately so that their safety may be assured. The rest remain at Shady Hill...