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...selection. There has been no head coach of Harvard football in the last ten years who if given an opportunity to coach the following year and the year after that as head would not have improved upon his previous record. But in settling upon a head for three or five years there is no reason why Harvard should not select the best man available among her graduates, a man who has made success in other athletic lines or in football, and a man who has the age and the acumen to work with boys and to know boys. This selected...
Rehearsals for the annual theatrical production of the Cercle Francais; "Les Flies Amoureuses," are progressing satisfactorily under the direction of M. Bernard who has coached the plays for the last five years. The singers are being trained by Mrs. Emma Shute and M. Bernard, and the dancers by Mrs. Wyman...
...following have been elected officers of the Co-operative Society for the year: stockholder to serve five years, J. D. Greene '96; president, C. H. Ayers, Jr.; treasurer, W. M. McInnes '85; secretary, J. H. Gardiner '85; directors, from the University at large, A. A. Ballantine 1L.; from the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, C. L. Bouton '96; from the Graduate School, H. L. Blackwell 5G.; from the Medical School, W. B. Cannon '96; from the Senior class, R. H. Oveson; from the Junior class, C. D. Morgan; from the Sophomore class; J. Reynolds...
About thirty-five new men are now practicing for the fencing team and these, together with the men left from last year's team, should provide abundant material for the University and class squads. For the present the men are being coached by members of former University teams, but M. Pianelli has been procured to coach at least once a week throughout the year. Practice will be held regularly every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 o'clock, in the basement of the Gymnasium...
Work on the new Medical School buildings at Brookline has been progressing steadily this fall. Of the five structures, that for the Hygiene and Pharmacological Departments is nearest completion, the rooms being already plastered and ready for rough flooring. The Bacteriological and Pathological building is ready for plastering, and the roofs of the buildings for Physiology, Physics and Chemistry and for Anatomy and Histology, are all but completed. The Administration building is the least advanced of the five, since it was desired primarily to put the laboratory buildings in condition, to withstand the winter...