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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...novice meet for men who have not won their gymnastic insignia will be held early in February. Cups will probably be given at this meet for the best work on the various pieces of apparatus, and a cup will be given for the best all-around work. For the benefit of men not interested in competitive gymnastics, the Gymnasium offers apparatus of all kinds and a competent instructor to take charge of the work. A regular class meets every afternoon at 5 o'clock for general gymnastics...
...cast of the principal characters in the "Medea," which Mr. Conried is to present at the Colonial Theatre, Boston, on Thursday, December 6, at 2.30 o'clock, for the benefit of the Germanic Museum, is as follows: Kreon, Mr. Adolph Winds Kreusa, Miss Marianne Bratt Jason, Mr. Carl Machold Medea, Miss Marie Drummisch Herald, Mr. Friedrich Holtaaus...
...this debate will be the first of a series of three debates between the Agora and the Forum to decide the club championship, it is important that as many of the members of both clubs as possible should come out for their respective teams. For the benefit of candidates, books and periodicals on the question have been reserved in Case 19 in the Reading Room of Gore Hall
This afternoon at 4 o'clock W. G. Howard '07 will lead a very easy run over the Harvard cross-country course for the benefit of all men who are unfamiliar with the course and who desire practice for the consolation race to be held Thursday. The consolation race will be open to all undergraduates not on the University team. Cups will be awarded to winners of first and second places...
...committee will be glad to receive clothing, books, and magazines of all sorts. It is especially desired to obtain a large number of college text-books to add to the Loan Library recently started in Phillips Brooks House for the benefit of students of limited means. The clothing will be sent to Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, the Associated Charities of Cambridge, and the Tombs School of New York City, and other reliable philanthropic institutions. Magazines and ordinary books will be sent to lighthouses, ships, sailors' havens, and hospitals in Boston and vicinity...