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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...relay teams, will be held on the board track behind Langdell Hall on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Entries for the individual events should be made in the blue-books at Leavitt & Peirce's and the Rendezvous before 6 o'clock tomorrow evening. The H. A. A. will award cups to men getting first and second places in the individual events, and will give medals to the winners of the interclass relay race...
...will then be developed in the remaining time, with the aid of the instructors in the various schools. At the close of the competition, the ten best drawings from each school will be submitted to the judging committee, consisting of one representative from each of the competing schools. The award of prizes will be determined on the value of final drawing as a development of the first sketch. The competition will be divided into two classes, one for fourth and fifth year men, the other for men with less instruction. A prize of $90 is offered in the first class...
...examination of the scholarship list disclosing the fact that the best students in the University come from public schools and not from private schools gives rise to an investigation of the other side of the question. In athletics, analysis of the award of "H's" in the four major sports for the past five years shows that the greater part of them are held by men from private schools. A fact which strengthens the significance of these figures is that men entering college prepare in about equal numbers at both public and private schools...
...been absent on account of ill-health, expects to resume his duties after the mid-years. Regular sabbatical leave for the second half of this year has been granted to Professors A. B. Hart and W. B. Munro, and to Dean Haskins. The latter recently received the award of the Woodbury Lowery Fellowship which is to be used to carry on research in historical archives, preferably those relating to American history in the archives of foreign countries...
Applications for the Thayer Fellowship, in 1913-14, entailing a money stipend of $800 for the year, may now be made. The award will be decided chiefly on the basis of a competitive written examination, although other evidences of attainment and ability on the part of candidates will be considered...