Word: contestant
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...prepared at the Academy of Oberlin College. After entering Princeton he became a member of his freshman and sophomore debating teams, and in his sophomore year was winner of the class of '76 Prize Debate. In his junior year he took first prize in the junior oratorical contest, and he has recently been elected orator of the senior class. He is now a member of the senior debating society. Although he has been on four intercollegiate second debating teams, this is his first experience as a regular intercollegiate debater...
...interesting and well contested debate the Sophomores last evening defeated the Freshmen in the first contest of the interclass debating series. The winning team supported the negative side of the question, "Resolved, That the policy of the administration in regard to San Domingo is justifiable." E.R. Lewis, D. Rosenblum, and P.L. Butler made up the Sophomore team, and spoke in the order named. The Freshman order was: J.D. Cronin, I. Dimond, G.C. Good...
...annual meet with Yale will take place either just before or immediately after the mid-year examinations, probably in the Brookline Swimming Association tank at Brookline. It is hoped that a meet with the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia may be arranged for the third week in February. A contest may possibly be held with Columbia at New York. A second meet with Brown is planned for the first week in March either in the Brookline or the Brown tank. In addition to these intercollegiate contests several meets may be arranged with local swimming teams...
...photographs entered for the intercollegiate contest to be held during March and April will be exhibited first in Cambridge, and then at other colleges. Each college enters 50 photographs, and three first prizes and five honorable mentions are awarded to the best individual pictures. Harvard has won the intercollegiate competition or the past three years...
Arrangements have been definitely made for an exhibition game of English football in the Stadium on November 11, the day the University team plays in Philadelphia. The contest will be between the Dalhousie University team of Dalhousie, Nova Scotia, and an All Halifax team, largely made up of Dalhousie graduates. Complete reports of the Harvard-Pennsylvania game will be received at the Stadium by private wire direct from Franklin Field during the game...