Word: cannot
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...suitable gallery where our paintings can be properly seen increases with the growth of our collection. This collection already includes examples of the early Italian schools of real importance such as do not as yet exist elsewhere in the country, and it is a deplorable fact that these works cannot now be seen in any proper sense...
...Mott Haven Cup will go to Yale permanently this spring unless Harvard or Pennsylvania wins the meet. For this reason, a victory in track athletics never meant more to the University than it does this year, and the season cannot be brought to a successful close unless more men come out for the team. Of the colleges who enter the intercollegiate meet this year, Yale is undoubtedly the strongest, and, as in the spring of 1901. Harvard's only hope lies in second and third string...
...await more favorable concessions. The present committee, which was appointed by Governor Crane's Legislature, has reported that the conditions have changed since the Harbor and Land Commissioners made their report, and Mr. Frothingham considers that its recommendations will now be passed by the Legislature, although the actual work cannot be begun until the War Department gives its permission...
...sometimes we get them. Our system offers great rewards for one bold political "hold-up" in the Freshman year, and usually it is tried and sometimes it succeeds. Worst of all, if the class has a well-grounded dissatisfaction over any class officer, opposition to his re-election cannot be organized without dragging into the discussion personalities which must be distasteful to everybody. It is largely because of this that the custom is so fixed of continuing men in office when once they are elected in the Freshman year...
...that these men are too old to play on college teams. In the first place, the four-year rule is just as strict for a graduate student as for an undergraduate, so the difference in experience is generally very slight. As far as professionalism is concerned. I cannot see why an older, more level-headed man, should try to evade these rules any more than a young student just out of preparatory school. I admit that men in graduate departments are usually older than men playing on college teams, but I consider this advantage a perfectly fair one, because college...