Word: exceptionally
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...clock. Considering the University squad's crippled condition and the formidable record made thus far by the southerners, Harvard will be very fortunate to pull out a victory. Virginia sends up a team which man for man will probably excel the University in a number of positions. Except for Stillwell, an end, who is slight and tall the men present a very symmetrical line-up; each man experienced, big, alert, fast and strong. This eleven last year won the championship of the sough and two weeks ago today, by using a carefully planned defense and by taking every advantage...
...must be filed at the Office of the Committee on the Choice of Electives, University 9, before 1 o'clock. The full payment for additional courses will be charged if a petition is not filed. No courses chosen last May, and beginning the first half-year may be changed except for an important reason, such as a change in the Elective Pamphlet...
...change must be filed at the office of the Committee on the Choice of Electives, University 9, before 1 o'clock tomorrow. "Change of courses" includes adding a course, dropping a course, or both. No courses chosen last May and beginning the first half-year may be changed except for an important reason, such as a change in the Elective Pamphlet...
...matches in the first round of the doubles were also played. Play will continue today at Jarvis Field, and the fourth round of the singles and the first round in the doubles will be completed. Matches will be decided by the best two out of three sets, except in the semi-finals and finals, when there will be three out of five. No postponement of matches will be allowed and contestants who do not appear within 15 minutes of the appointed time will be defaulted. Men must post their scores on the chart provided for the purpose at Jarvis Field...
...largest gift was $50,000 from the estate of Edward Wheelwright, this being the first payment which Harvard has received as one of the residuary legatees. Under the terms of the will, this money is given to Harvard College without restriction of the use to be made thereof, except that it shall be used for college purposes rather than for the professional schools...