Word: allowable
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...several other graduates and undergraduates. The only remaining question, therefore, is that of the undergraduates. It seems advisable to divide the two clubs up evenly, as it is essential that all the good men in one class shall not be together; and the best plan seems to be to allow not more than four men out of any one of last year's class crews to row from the same club, and to divide the rest evenly. In order to insure equal membership and, as nearly as possible, equal competition in future years, it has been decided that the presidents...
...Allow me as an old graduate and as the first president of the Colonial Club to call attention to the value of that club's experience upon the selection of a site for the proposed Harvard Union...
This year, however, owing to an unusual dearth of players, Princeton has agreed to send her best man to a place agreed upon and allow him to compete with an extra man from both Harvard and Columbia for a place on the team. It is probable, therefore, that either Harvard or Columbia will be represented by three men. The prize for which the international teams will compete is the Rice trophy, which is valued at one thousand dollars. The trophy is at present held by England...
...subject for the first debate of the second half-year, on February 12, is "Resolved, That it is not in the interest of Harvard University to allow Radcliffe students to participate in University recitations." Affirmative -- W. H. Hubbard, W. V. McDonald, C. Brewer. Negative--J. E. Tomlinson, C. A. Zanetti, H. U. Gade...