Word: cuts
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...first number in the fifth volume of the Bulletin appears today. The editors, abandoning the experiment of a smaller sized paper tried last year, have issued it in its original form, making it again a paper similar in size to the CRIMSON. The present number contains an excellent cut of President Eliot, an article on the opening of the College, with accounts of the changes, both temporary and permanent, in the Faculty, and a description of the progress on the new buildings up to the time when College work recommenced. Several extracts from Professor Hollis' recent magazine article on Athletics...
...response to the appeal for more candidates for the football team, seven new men joined the squad yesterday and more are expected within the next few days. The squad now numbers ninety-three. In order to facilitate the progress of the team there will be a cut probably on Monday...
Bancroft, number seven, is a very smooth oar. He is slow at the catch and has a tendency to cut his stroke off at the finish...
...D.M.D., M.D., LL.B., and S.T.B. in front of Hollis Hall. Candidates for degree need tickets to the Yard but not to Sanders Theatre. A limited number of tickets to the exercises will be given to candidates for their friends, but there will probably not be enough for everyone. For cut of about 1200 seats, 600 are reserved for candidates and over 200 are given to the Corporation, Overseers, and members of the Faculties. These tickets will be assigned to the various schools in proportion to the number of candidates in each school on Monday, June 23, at the time...
...mile and a half he was thirty yards ahead of Bumstead and forty yards ahead of Mills. From this time on Mills began to catch up and at the beginning of the last lap had passed Bumstead and was only thirty yards back of Franchot. This lead was cut down somewhat before the finish but Franchot won easily in 10 minutes. Mills took second place, fifty yards ahead of Bumstead. Of the eleven starters, Hall and Frothingham of Harvard were the only other men who finished...