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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...every reason to believe that the response to the opportunities, which such a school will offer to the people of Cambridge and vicinity, will be prompt and strong. The tuition fee has not yet been fixed upon, but it will not be large, for the school as planned cannot be self-supporting. It is thought that the deficit will amount to about $5,000 a year. It is hoped to raise enough money by subscription to take care of this. The Division must therefore delay the project until such time as sufficient funds are secured...
With the unusual number of point winners returning, the competition in all the events cannot but be of the keenest sort. Some idea of the probable results, however, may be gained from a survey of the various events and the men returning in them. Cornell seems to be greatly handicapped, while Pennsylvania, Michigan and Harvard are well fortified...
...Smith gives a somewhat exuberantly enthusiastic account of the student conference at Kansas City, but even the printer's error of inserting the tail piece several pages before the conclusion cannot conceal the evident sincerity with which it is written...
...cannot be stated positively, however, that the first team will remain unchanged, for as the work of development is carried on for the next three weeks by the men themselves, and D. C. Howard 3L., and C. E. Dunbar 3L., as advisers, some substitutions may be made from the alternates, as has been done frequently in former years. The men will not be assigned to the affirmative or negative team until just before the debate. Time will now be devoted to preparation consisting of debates, conferences with advisers, and library work, in order to acquaint each man with every phase...
There will be organized cheering at the last game with Yale in the Arena Saturday night. As this contest is to be the deciding one of the series, and as this will be the first crucial game with Yale since hockey was made a major sport, too much stress cannot be laid on the necessity of undergraduate support. It is planned by the committee to concentrate the cheering in Section F. and men are urged to secure seats in that section, if possible. The price of these seats is $1.50, and they may be purchased...