Word: allowing
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...order that men studying for final examinations may attend the Senior class picnic, the date has been changed from Saturday, June 3, to Friday, June 2. The College office has consented to allow the entire class to leave Cambridge for that day. The class will leave the Square in special cars at 9 o'clock. At Nantasket Point, which will be reserved exclusively for the class, sports of all kinds will be held. A clam-bake and lobster lunch will be provided. On the special steamer which will leave the Point for Boston at 5 o'clock there will...
...meet will be of an informal nature, and it has been decided to allow men to enter on the field. In addition to the regular thirteen events a pig-back race, a 75-yard race for football players, and a 65-yard dodging race will be held on the turf...
...interclass track games will be held on Soldiers Field next Monday at 4 o'clock. Previously the games have been open only to undergraduates in the College or Scientific School but it has been decided this year to allow all students in the University who are eligible for the University track team to enter, and those winning places will receive prizes. Points will count and prizes will be given to undergraduates as if graduate students were not competing. This is the only set of scratch games in which the best track team men in the graduate schools will have...
...program for the development of the track team has been altered this year. The coaches aim to have the members of the team in their best condition for the dual meet with Yale on May 20 and have decided that it would be inconsistent with this plan to allow certain men to be trained to their utmost so early in the season...
...course of three and seven-eighths miles the University crew, which started 12 seconds behind its opponent, was about a length and a half in the lead at the finish, opposite the Union boathouse. At the Longwood bridge the University crew was forced to slacken speed in order to allow the second crew to go through the draw, thus losing about four lengths. At this point the Freshman crew entered the race, but on account of the weakness of one of its members, withdrew a half-mile below Harvard bridge. The Freshmen were three-quarters of a length behind...