Word: favorably
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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This is the first year since the dual meets with Dartmouth began that a victory for the University team could not be predicted by a large score, though the chances still favor Harvard. Injuries have weakened both teams this spring, so that neither will be able to show its full strength this afternoon. R. C. Foster '11, H. Guild '10, W. H. Lacey '12, and M. Steinhardt '11 will all be unable to compete. Foster's loss will be balanced partly by the inability of N. A. Sherman to run for Dartmouth. Sherman pulled a tendon in the Pennsylvania relay...
...acquires particular interest. In the past in this course two hours a week had been devoted to lectures, and one to section meetings. After the fall hour examinations this plan was reversed, section meetings occupying two hours and lectures only one hour each week. Recently, the class voted in favor of the new plan, but it was announced that the old system would be used henceforth...
Provided competent instructors can be secured, there are many arguments in favor of having two section meetings a week, and not least among these is the opportunity for teaching the use of books. In his speech before the New England Federation of Harvard Clubs, President Lowell made the following remarks about Freshmen and the use of books...
...thereafter, must give to Professor Baker, or the person representing the University on the committee of judges, such information as shall show their entire good faith. Plays submitted must be the absolute property of the author, and not subject to any copy-right or other claim by or in favor of third persons...
...bill providing that real estate hereafter acquired by Harvard College, shall be subject to taxation, failed to pass the Massachusetts Legislature at yesterday's session. Those in favor of passing the bill maintained that Harvard already held more property than was necessary for legitimate purposes, and that it should not be permitted to acquire more. On a rising vote, the bill was rejected...