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...ball, and the inability successfully to shoot goals. The team work, however, is fairly good and seems to improve under the coaching of J. W. Gilles 1L., who has had charge of the candidates from the beginning of the season. Of those retained from one hundred and twenty-five men who responded to the call for candidates, the majority are of some experience. The most creditable feature in the work of the candidates this year, is their fighting spirit. This determination for playing a hard game has thus far helped the team out of tight places when efficiency in form...
...student who is not in the examination room within five minutes after the hour appointed for the examination shall not be admitted without permission of the instructor or officer in general charge of the examinations." Examinations Today. Semitic 7, Harvard 6 Semitic 8, Harvard 6 Semitic 16, Upper Mass. Indic Philology 4, Warren House Latin 3, Upper Mass. German F, Harvard 6 German H, Harvard 6 Comp. Lit. 1, Harvard 5 Economics 6, Upper Mass. Philosophy 14, Upper Mass. Architecture 2a, Robinson Hall Architecture 4a, Robinson Hall Architecture 4b, Robinson Hall Architecture 4c, Robinson Hall Music 1, Harvard 5 Botany...
...game with the scrub, the team found great difficulty in scoring six goals, and that only after failing in twice as many chances. When in the second half the forwards of the two teams interchanged, the puck was kept almost entirely by the scrub forwards, who scored five times, Stoddard shooting three goals and Newhall two. The first team forwards, on the other hand, were able to score but three times. Most of the men were very wild in their shooting, and played individually rather than as a team. Carr at point was conspicuously quick in checking advances near...
...other years the president then in office shall call a meeting in the first week of November for the purpose of electing a nominating committee of ten. At this meeting there shall be three ballots: on the first the twenty-five men receiving the highest number of votes shall be retained and voted upon in a second ballot. On the second ballot the fifteen highest shall be retained and voted upon for the third ballot to determine the final...
...also voted that the President appoint a committee of five, of which he should be chairman ex officio, and R. Derby '03 an honorary member, to consider the advisability of adopting a class constitution, and to make public a report of its findings at least one week before the next meeting of the class...