Word: closed
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...connection with the timely editorial in the CRIMSON lately about the disagreeable noises that occur near the close of the recitations it may be well to call attention to those that occur just after their beginning. Tardy men frequently make a great deal of noise on entering and passing to their seats. In fact the exceptions to this rude habit are so rare in some classes that a stranger might easily suppose that Harvard men had set their own standard of conduct on this point. It is hardly necessary to say more by way of comment, than that besides...
...only, will be held in the club rooms, Tuesday evening, April 15, 1890. The contestants will be divided into three classes according to proficiency. The bouts will be governed by the rules of the French Academy. A cup will be given to the winner in each class. Entries will close Monday noon, April 14. Members of the club desiring to enter, will send their names to the secretary before this date...
...members only will be held in the club rooms, Tuesday evening. April 15, 1890. The contestants which divided into three classes according to proficiency. The bouts will be governed by the rules of the French Academy. A cup will be given to the winner in each class, Entries will close Monday noon, April 14, Members of the club desiring to enter, will send their names to the secretary before this date...
...Yale crew has accepted the challenge of the Atalantas of New York. The members of the Yale crew are unanimous in favoring the race, as it will give them an opportunity to ascertain their strength and to make a close estimate of the work they will be able to do by the time of the race with Harvard in June...
...Alward made it a tie, Alward winning the run off. Crosby, Baker and Andrade ran the second heat; Crosby and Andrade ran a tie, Andrade winning on the second trial. The third heat was won by Hall. The final heat was between Andrade, Alward and Hall, and was exceedingly close, Alward and Andrade tying for first place. Five more trials were necessary to decide the event, which was finally won by Andrade by a fraction of an inch...