Word: bring
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...only time at which it is possible to hold such a large regatta. The Freshman dormitory crews are an essential part of the regatta and of the dinner at the Weld Boat Club on Saturday evening. The members of the committee are making great sacrifices to bring success to the event. Let us hope that the class of 1918 can help to close the interdormitory rowing season, for which so many have done so much, as successfully as the other sports. PAUL WITHINGTON '09. Chairman for the Regatta Committee...
...chief work of the Committee on Organization has consisted in the keeping of the Student Council Date Book. To serve its purpose fully, the Date Book should be a complete catalogue of all the events of College interest; and to bring this about, it must be more broadly advertised than it is at present...
...than Percy D. Haughton, who is under consideration for the place, Although it will be difficult to find a man to replace Dr. Sexton, for he knew the game thoroughly and imparted his knowledge with a clearness that enlightened and a force that stimulated, no doubt Coach Haughton will bring success. In football, undergraduate and alumnus place complete confidence in the Haughton system; may it not be expected that a diamond adaptation of the same system will also be triumphant...
...Glee Club to New York for the past two years. The same Dr. Davison who originated the first practical plan for an Intercollegiate Glee Club Meet has directed the formation of a group of volunteer singers in each Freshman dormitory, and has set in motion the system which will bring them together competitively on June 1. What the Meet has already begun to do for singing among colleges, the Jubilee may be expected to accomplish for singing at Harvard. Such competitions have a two-fold benefit: They educate the listener; and they stimulate the competitor to a higher standard...
...wiring of the Stadium in preparation for the production of Wagner's Siegfried which is to be given on the evening of June 4. Mr. F. W. Gaus, the electrician of the Metropolitan Opera Company, New York, has been secured to take charge of the work, and he is bringing with him fifteen expert assistants. Two telegraph poles have been erected at the open end of the Stadium, in order to bring the wires in from the street...