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Members of the Harvard Club of Boston have organized musical clubs, consisting of men who played and sang while in college. The mandolin club, with a membership of fourteen, is being led by S. B. Blodgett '11, and managed by G. Sturgis '13. The glee club, which was organized first, consists of about thirty men, and is officered by M. H. Wentworth '01, president; M. B. Lang '04, leader; and A. E. Burr '91, secretary. The chief function of the clubs will be to entertain at class smokers and dinners, but after they have prepared a more extensive repertoire...
...prospects for a good track team this spring are as good, if not better than usual. The fourteen "H" men in College, together with the stars of the 1916 Freshman team will form a nucleus that should make a creditable showing against Yale, and again run up a high score in the Intercollegiates. Of the point winners in the meet against Yale last year the University lost, by graduation, only five, representing twenty points, out of the total of forty-eight scored. Yale apparently fared better, for the six point winners who graduated tallied only twenty of the fifty...
...first fourteen minutes of the second half the puck went up and down the rink, neither team being able to shoot past the goal-guards. Then Clark made a brilliant dash down the ice and, passing Yale's outer defense, drove the puck into the net for Harvard's third score...
...second exhibition since its recent opening has now been arranged at the Fogg Museum. Fourteen interesting and unusual manuscripts of the 13th and 15th centuries have just been received from the library of the Law School. Among these manuscripts, which are on exhibition for the first time today, are several copies of Magna Charta...
...Mens sana in corpore sano"--or, as the translators will have it. "A sound mind in a sound body"--is a much-slighted adage during the mid-year period. It is disagreeable weather; and fourteen hours of tinkering the mind to a state of pseudo-soundness, seems to please us better than thirteen hours on the mind and one on the body, which more closely follows the wisdom of the adage. To fulfill the sound body there is an excellent and informal exercising class, open to all, previous experience unnecessary, in the Gymnasium daily at 5 o'clock. It requires...