Word: carefully
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...University color. At the time when President Eliot rowed, two graduates were in the boat, as there were not men enough in the college who were interested in rowing to fill a six-oared shell. There were no finances to pay for outside help, and so all the care of the boat was done by the oarsmen. In the regatta, which was to be raced against 13 other crews, the University men were without a distinctive uniform. In order to have some characteristic sign, Mr. Eliot and the stoke went into Hovey's store on Summer Street, and from...
Successive defeats contain small encouragement for a team that is handicapped in its development by an utter lack of proper facilities. Swimming at Harvard is constantly waging an uphill fight for the reason that few men care to come out for a sport, provision for which is so palpably neglected. The absence of a pool here is directly responsible for the scanty interest displayed in swimming and the resultant failure of the team to score even a few victories over its opponents...
...champion R. N. Williams 2nd, '16, and Captain Leon de Tunenne '21, have issued a call for regular indoor practice at the Longwood Covered Courts. Beginning with Monday every man on the University indoor tennis squad will be required to play a minimum of three times a week. The care-taker at the Longwood Covered Courts has been given a list of the players of the indoor squad with attendance cards. Every member of the squad should report to the caretaker and have his name checked off every time he plays. Every player who fails to practice at least three...
Also, it would materially help the "indifference" if the elections were held in the Yard, where everyone is passing--or if they were held both at the dormitories and in the Yard. It is a disgraceful fact that many do not care enough about their elections to take a short walk. At least it would be worth while to see if these delinquents would fall into line if they didn't have to exert themselves too much; also, they would have no "alibi" for not voting. J. K. WHITE...
...suggestion of representation for the men who live outside the dormitories is a good one. This could be taken care of by increasing the membership of the committee to five,--three members elected from the dormitories, one man elected by the members outside the dormitories, and a chairman elected from the class at large...