Word: final
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Engineering 4a, Plane Surveying, will begin the last day of the final examination period in June. Students who have an examination on that day may remain in Cambridge for the examination and go to Camp on the afternoon train or the early morning train on Friday. No change has been made in the course...
This year the competition begins nearly a month later than in former years, and it will end as usual just before the final examinations. The Sophomore trials, which began in February, will end early in May. The shortening of the competition to approximately two months is merely an experiment, but if successful it will probably be followed with future classes...
...also retained. Since then practice debates have been held three times a week, under the direction of Coach E. M. Rabenold 3L., in which the second team spoke on the affirmative and the first team argued the side they will defend tonight. At the close of the final trial debate on Wednesday, E. B. Stern '07 was appointed alternate to the first team. Both teams left for Princeton yesterday afternoon...
Isaiah Leo Sharfman '07, of Roxbury, Massachusetts, the third speaker, prepared at the Boston Latin School. He has been a scholar of the first group during his entire course. Last year he made his first debating team in the University when he represented his class in the final debate of the inter-class series; and this year he was alternate on the team that defeated Yale. He also is a member of the Agora and of the Debating Council...
...retained at the first trial will deliver a 10-minute speech on either side of the question for the debate: "Resolved, That, if constitutional. United States shipping engaged in South American trade should be subsidized." On the basis of these speeches, six men will be chosen for the final trial next Tuesday. Coach G. J. Hirsch '07, G. C. Good '09, and F. T. Wentworth '09 will act as judges...