Word: five
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...following five men registered yesterday, and will report at 5.30 today at the University boathouse dressed to row: E. L. Clark, G. W. Haigh, F. W. Lander, P. H. Leonard, P. J. Ramsey. The following men who registered Wednesday, but who have not yet been assigned to squads will report today at the hours at which they intend to row: F. R. Dick, E. C. Potter, Jr., H. A. Walker, J. Early. The following six men have registered as coxswains: S. E. Brown, W. A. Forbush, H. B. Ogilby, G. A. Schneider, J. K. Stone, H. J. Wiener...
...clock in Room 7 of the Union, to take further action on the proposed changes in the debating policy. To the thirty circular letters sent out a few weeks ago to former debaters asking their opinion and advise as to the regulation of debating in the University, twenty-five answers have been received...
...rifle tournament, it has been decided to hold a re-entry championship revolver tournament, open only to members of the club. Medals will be given to the men handing in the best and second best ten scores. As there will be no entry fee, score cards containing space for five scores, on which all scores must be recorded, will be sold at 50 cents. The first shoot will be held next Friday evening in the baseball cage, and thereafter, every Monday and Friday evening until the Easter recess...
...Edward Peters of Boston, who has been appointed lecturer in the metallurgical department, will give during the second half of this year, a series of twenty-five lectures on "The Metallurgy of Copper." These lectures will constitute a part of a course in general metallurgy. Dr. Peters is an eminent authority on the subject of the science of copper smelting and has had for many years a wide practical experience in metallurgical work. He is the author of a publications on "Modern Copper Smelting," which is considered the best existent treatise on the subject...
...members of the club. First, second and third prize medals will be given, and the man who hands in the best ten scores will win the tournament. There will be no entrance fee, but a charge of 50 cents will be made for official score-cards containing space for five scores, on which all scores must be recorded. No restriction will be placed on the number of scores which may be handed in. The first shoot will be held tomorrow, and thereafter, until the Easter recess, shoots will be held every Monday and Friday evenings in the baseball cage...