Word: conflict
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...change has been made in the arrangement for the scholarship award in the interclass relay race at the winter carnival in Mechanics Hall on February 23. The sum of $250, which has been offered by a Harvard graduate, will be eliminated as a prize. To avoid a conflict with the rules of the A. A. U., the scholarship will be awarded in a different...
...competition for the positions of manager and assistant manager of the Freshman track teams will also begin directly, R. C. Floyd '11 will hold a candidates' meeting in Hollis 28 on Thursday at 7 o'clock. This meeting has been postponed one day so as not to conflict...
...merely potentialities. Perhaps Harvard has the best of the picking at the start, for from 1890 to 1900 it will be recalled that it was the Harvard Freshmen who usually beat the Yale Freshmen. None of these Freshman teams received expert coaching, and this factor eliminated the conflict became one of individual ability, and the men of Harvard usually won. When I put the team at 20 per cent., it is the team at the beginning of the season. What the team is at the end of the season is the result of other factors in the equation. Few well...
...first two runs will be held in the afternoon over the Chestnut Hill course, which is a distance of six and a quarter miles. The intercollegiates at Princeton will be run in the morning to prevent conflict with the Yale-Princeton football game. The course will be six miles long. The following nine colleges will compete in the intercollegiate run: Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Cornell, University of Pennsylvania, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Columbia, Syracuse, and Michigan...
Thomas Leonard Livermore, soldier, lawyer, man of affairs, and writer; who almost in boyhood fought in the Civil War; now a profound student of its history; pre-eminent among statisticians of the conflict...