Word: chosen
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...recently been divided into three sub-committees which are to have charge this spring of the rowing, baseball and track athletic interests of the University respectively. Each committee has a faculty member, a graduate member, and an undergraduate member. Some of the members of each committee have been chosen who have never participated in the sports which they are to direct, so that a perfectly unbiased opinion may be had on all questions which may arise. The makeup of the different committees is as follows...
...nines were then formed which played the rest of the afternoon. There was no special first nine. The batting was rather better than could be expected at this time of year and the fielding was fairly good. As yet there is no captain but one will probably be chosen before the Boston Latin School game next Saturday. The squad will be cut down considerably...
...congratulate heartily the men that have been chosen to represent the University in the coming debate with Yale. The debate takes place early in May and will be one of the greatest events of the college year, for it is one of the few occasions on which Harvard and Yale will meet as contestants. Yale has beaten Princeton and Harvard has beaten Princeton so this debate will determine the supremacy for this year. The confidence of the Yale supporters has been shaken by the victory of Harvard over Princeton, and the New Haven men realize fully that they will have...
...have great confidence in the men that have been chosen to represent our University, and we feel that we may count upon them to do their utmost to bring Harvard success. If then the enthusiasm of the students in general can be thoroughly awakened, and kept awake, we have little fear for the result of this decisive debate...
...represent Harvard in the coming Yale debate were chosen last Saturday afternoon. A final competition had been arranged between the five men chosen in the competitive debate last week and four members of English VI, F. D. Pollak '96, J. P. Warren '96, M. G. Seeling '96 and H. A. Bigelow...