Word: favorable
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Owing to an oversight on the part of the committee, members of the Scientific School in the class of 1907 did not receive postals in regard to Yard rooms. The Committee would consider it a favor if all Scientific men in the class would either send postal cards to J. D. White '07, Dunster 46, stating whether they wish to apply for Yard rooms, if preference were given to Seniors in Holworthy, Hollis, and Stoughton, or else sign blue-books to that effect. These will be placed in Leavitt and Peirce's, and in the office of the Union...
...third trial round, a team of four will be chosen to compete in the intercollegiate tournament, which will be held at the West Side Republican club, New York, probably from December 21 to 28 inclusive. In this tournament in which Yale, Princeton and Columbia will enter teams, chances strongly favor the University team, as Harvard has already defeated Yale who in turn, has defeated Princeton and Columbia...
...this year as in former years. Individual conferences have been held, and these will be followed by regular trial debates three times each week. The man on the second team who does the best work in these debates will be chosen alternate. Although public opinion at present is in favor of Princeton's side question, Coach Kelso is confident that the University team will be strong and has a debatable side of the question...
...Department is making an effort to have as many of the guests as possible placed in students' rooms in Cambridge. Every student who expects to go away for the Christmas holidays and is willing to offer his room, whether in a University or a private dormitory, will confer a favor by giving notice as soon as possible to any member of the Philosophical Department or to Professor E. B. Holt, 13 Chauncey street, who is chairman of the committee for the entertainment of guests. There will be no expense for the students giving up their rooms, as every visitor will...
...touchdown was made in each half, the first after about 10 minutes of play. The rest of the first half was a punting contest between Adams and Burr. Both made long, high kicks, with the advantage slightly in Burr's favor. Harvard's second touchdown was scored after the ball had been carried over 100 yards by straight rushing. It was made in 30 plays on one of which Harvard was penalized five yards for offside play. Starr showed excellent judgment in directing the plays and this, combined with the ability of the backs to gain at critical moments, kept...