Word: felt
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...meet with Yale is the striking feature of this year's swimming schedule. The last time the University met Yale was in February, 1913, but since that time the swimming management has not felt that the team was in a position of sufficiently equal terms to compete with Yale, on account of lack of facilities to build up a team. Swimming was entirely abolished as a sport in the University in 1910. The construction of the Cambridge Y. M. C. A. tank, however, has made it possible to re-establish swimming...
...Cambridge Law School for Women is now in its first year of existence. The school has been organized by Professor J. H. Beale '82, of the University Law School, to satisfy a demand for legal training which has been felt for several years by graduate students of Radcliffe and other women's colleges. The present school aims to provide the best legal training possible to women students. Radcliffe College has provided rooms for the School, and granted the use of its library. The School itself has already 5,000 volumes...
Saturday's defeat has accomplished one thing which years of victory could scarcely attain. There is an instinct for men to stand together in adversity which is lacking in success, and every Harvard man who has previously felt only a complacent interest in the team is now backing it heart and soul. It is defeat which shows the true calibre of men, and the grit and fighting qualities showed by Captain Mahan and his team in Saturday's game have brought them out of the contest more respected, if such a thing is possible, than they were before the game...
...decided to make no raise in the laboratory fees, but students are especially warned that breakage charges will be at least 25 per cent. higher than usual this year. This scarcity of material was realized to a certain degree last year, but this year its full extent is being felt, owing to the exhaustion of reserve supplies in this country...
...said to be driving armored motors in the Dardanelles; E. C. Cowdin, 2d, '08, Norman Prince '08, and Frazier Curtis '98, in the French aviation service. R. T. W. Moss '95 entered the Ambulance service in January, 1915, but in March he resigned to go to Serbia, which he felt needed help more than any other of the belligerent countries...