Word: claime
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Lampy. Aside from the amazing consistency with which the batters on both teams hit to the same places for first base on errors, the feature of the game was the umpiring--truly a consummately crafty conciliation between fierce fighting factions. As we predicted yesterday morning, Lampy will probably claim victory, and hence the only official score is here made evident...
...class of 1913 again made good their claim to championship on the track and field by taking first place in the annual class games yesterday afternoon. The Freshmen were a close second and the final outcome was only determined by the last event of the day, the 220-yard dash. By taking the first two places in this race the Juniors made their victory sure. The scores were: Juniors, 45; Freshmen, 34; Sophomores, 25 2-3; Seniors...
...highly trained technical experts. In supplying these, Technology does our country an eminent service. But beside technical training, there is another quality which every real leader, whether he be engineer or administrator, must have and that is an insight into the deeper workings of human nature. This we claim is the priceless gift of the college of Liberal Arts. The closer relations that will surely arise between Harvard and Technology in the future should have a great effect in increasing the usefulness of each...
...conditions have an entirely different view of the matter, forces us to the conclusion that there is at least room for two opinions. In such a serious matter a situation which is even doubtful should not be allowed to exist, if there are ways of improving it. Some claim that the protection is sufficient, but certainly no one can claim that it is the best possible protection under the circumstances...
...several of his classes his discussion about studies versus interests and activities. However much each individual may disagree as to the relative importance of outside activities, we must all agree that Professor Copeland emphasized two or three most important points. The necessity of choosing among the many interests that claim the energetic undergraduate's attention and the advisability of dividing the sixteen working hours of each day into some definite schedule, we all recognize as invaluable rules for the leading of a sane undergraduate life...