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...bronze statuettes by the sculptor R. Tait McKenzie of Montreal, representing the ideal college athlete and the typical sprinter, were yesterday placed on exhibition in the Co-operative store, where they will remain on view for the next three days. The figure of the athlete was made at the suggestion of the Society of College Gymnasium Directors on the basis of measurements supplied by Dr. D. A. Sargent from about five hundred Harvard students who have during the last ten years been distinguished in various forms of athletics, including football, rowing, and track athletics. It represents an athlete...
...Harvard Co-operative Society store in Dane Hall was entered and robbed on the night of May 1, but the officers of the Society did not at once announce the fact except to police authorities. The thieves gained access to the building by breaking a basement window on the north side. Miscellaneous goods valued at about $1100 were taken, including a large number of fountain pens. No definite clew of the thieves has been obtained...
...Univ. Mus. 20 Mineralogy 12, Mineral. Lect. Rm. Metallurgy 9, Upper Dane Monday, June 15. Greek A, Sever 29 Greek B1, Sever 8 Creek, II, Sever 18 Class. Phil. 46, Sever 29 English 35, Sever 17 English 43, Lawrence 1 German 2a, Upper Dane Scandinavian 1, Sever 18 Co,p. Lit. 1, Sever 30 Comp. Lit. 3, Sever 30 History 3, Fogg Lect. Rm. History 11, Fogg Lect. Rm. Economics 20a, Sever 6 Philosophy 14a, Sever 6 Architecture 1a, Sever 6 Music 3, Sever 35 Mathematics 9, Sever 24 Mathematics 14b, Sever 24 Physics 9, Sever 24 Chemistry 1, Upper...
...caps and gowns that were ordered before March 10 are now ready for delivery at the Co-operative. Seniors to whom these belong are urged to get them at once, payment to be made on delivery. Men who have not as yet been measured should be measured immediately. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE...
...according to the vote at the recent Class Day elections. The men who voted against the plan should now waive their prejudices, and consider that a majority of the class is in favor of the idea. As the whole point of the plan is spoiled if all do not co-operate, it is to be hoped that every Senior will take the trouble to wear his cap and gown...