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George H. Brooke '95 C., holds the position of full back, in which he alternated with Knipe last year. The effect of the new rules in placing a premium on kicking has made him of greater value to the team than last year. Age 20, height 5 ft. 9 in., weight...
...showed the effect of liberal thought upon the two great divisions of English Theologists; the Anglican Church, and the Non-Conformists. He said that the liberal movement had tended toward a federation of these two great bodies, and that it might in time bring about the disestablishment of the Anglican Church, as it had already done with the Irish Church, and proposed to do with the established Church of Wales. The movement had extended in two directions, he said, towards criticism of dogmas, and criticism of Scripture. One great thing which the new line of thought accomplished was to show...
...Brooks received a telegram last night from Dr. Breck, who attended Murphy of the Yale eleven at the Springfield Emergency Hospital, to the effect that Murphy was all right and had left for home...
With regard to the effect which the result is likely have upon the future of athletics in the University, the game today is to Harvard the most important one she has ever played. For the past five years, although the games have been remarkably close and intensely exciting, Harvard has been successful but once. The effect of that victory was remarkable. Interest in the game such as had never before been known at Harvard was awakened, and our other teams completed the year with an unbroken record of victories. But it is next to impossible for any enthusiasm to live...
...recent meeting of the Board of Overseers, an important vote was passed to the effect that the creation of what may be called an art commission for Harvard should be recommended to the President and Fellows. The form of the vote...